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PowerVault 130T Service Manual TIP 2000: Operator Panel TIP 2000: Operator Panel Use this TIP to troubleshoot and repair problems with the operator panel. Symptom Explanation No display on the operator panel. Conditions That Could Cause This Problem Faulty cable connections exist between the electronics module and the operator panel. Faulty cable connections exist between the signal cable and the operator panel. Defective operator panel Defective electronics module WARNING: Do not touch any components on the power supply located within the electronics module or on the drive trays. Live voltage could be present even though the PowerVault 130T is powered off. (Refer to S05 in the Safety Booklet.) 1. Is the power switch on? Yes: Go to step 2. No: Turn on the power switch. 2. Is the power cable properly seated in the library and in the input? Yes: Go to step 3. No: Turn off power switch. Reseat the AC power cable connector at the back of the library and at the AC wall outlet. Turn on power switch. 3. Is the customer's input power circuit breaker on? Yes: Go to step 4 No: Reset the circuit breaker. 4. Are the library fans turning? Yes: Go to step 5. No: Replace the electronics module. 5. Are all of the connectors on the Yes: Go to step 6. CYC card seated? No: Seat the connectors. 6. Are there any displays or LEDs Yes: Go to step 7. on the operator panel? No: Replace the operator panel. 7. Is the operator panel power Yes: Go to step 8. connector properly seated at the No: Reseat the DC power connector at the front of the operator panel? operator panel. 8. Place a service call. 4473D 2-7

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PowerVault 130T Service Manual
TIP 2000: Operator Panel
4473D
2–7
TIP 2000: Operator Panel
Use this TIP to troubleshoot and repair problems with the operator panel.
Symptom Explanation
Conditions That Could Cause This Problem
No display on the operator panel.
S
Faulty cable connections exist between the
electronics module and the operator panel.
S
Faulty cable connections exist between the signal
cable and the operator panel.
S
Defective operator panel
S
Defective electronics module
WARNING:
Do not touch any components on the power supply
located within the electronics module or on the drive trays.
Live
voltage could be present even though the PowerVault 130T is
powered off.
(Refer to S05 in the Safety Booklet.)
1.
Is the power switch on?
2.
Is the power cable properly
seated in the library and in the
input?
Yes:
Go to step
2.
No:
Turn on the power switch.
Yes:
Go to step
3.
No:
Turn off power switch.
Reseat the AC power cable
connector at the back of the library and at the AC wall
outlet.
Turn on power switch.
3.
Is the customer’s input power
circuit breaker on?
Yes:
Go to step
4
No:
Reset the circuit breaker.
4.
Are the library fans turning?
Yes:
Go to step 5.
No:
Replace the electronics module.
5.
Are all of the connectors on the
CYC card seated?
Yes:
Go to step
6.
No:
Seat the connectors.
6.
Are there any displays or LEDs
on the operator panel?
Yes:
Go to step 7.
No:
Replace the operator panel.
7.
Is the operator panel power
connector properly seated at the
operator panel?
Yes:
Go to step
8.
No:
Reseat the DC power connector at the front of the
operator panel.
8.
Place a service call.