HP 6400/8400 HP StorageWorks power UID replacement instructions (533484-001, M - Page 2

Removing the power UID

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Removing the power UID 1. Power down the enclosure. a. For the MSA6X/7X: Power down any attached servers (see your server documentation). Press the On/Standby button on the disk enclosure, and wait for the system power LED to go from green to amber. Disconnect the power cords. b. For the EVA: Power down the array (controller enclosure and disk enclosures) with HP Command View EVA or, on the EVA4400 only, the Web-based operator control panel (WOCP). Powering down the controller enclosure also removes power from the disk enclosures. 2. Remove all cabling from the external enclosure components. Ensure all cabling is marked so as to facilitate recabling later. 3. Remove the enclosure bezels and enclosures from the rack. WARNING! A disk enclosure fully populated with disk drives is heavy. Remove the disks and place them on a clean surface, preferably stacked in the order removed, before removing the enclosure. Otherwise, two people are required to remove the enclosure from the rack to prevent injury. a. For the MSA6X/7X and EVA disk enclosures: Pull off the left and right bezel ears (1, Figure 1), loosen the front panel thumbscrews (2) that secure the enclosure faceplate to the front of the rack, and remove the enclosure from the rack. 1 2  Figure 1 Removing disk enclosure bezel ears and thumbscrews b. For the EVA4400 controller enclosure: Remove the enclosure front bezel by grasping both ends and pulling it off the enclosure, loosen the front panel thumbscrews that secure the enclosure faceplate to the front of the rack, and remove the enclosure from the rack. Figure 2 Removing controller enclosure bezel 15792 Page 2

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Removing the power UID
1.
Power down the enclosure.
a.
For the MSA6X/7X: Power down any attached servers (see
your server documentation). Press the On/Standby button on
the disk enclosure, and wait for the system power LED to go
from green to amber. Disconnect the power cords.
b.
For the EVA: Power down the array (controller enclosure and
disk enclosures) with HP Command View EVA or, on the
EVA4400 only, the Web-based operator control panel
(WOCP). Powering down the controller enclosure also removes
power from the disk enclosures.
2.
Remove all cabling from the external enclosure components. Ensure
all cabling is marked so as to facilitate recabling later.
3.
Remove the enclosure bezels and enclosures from the rack.
WARNING!
A disk enclosure fully populated with disk drives is
heavy. Remove the disks and place them on a clean
surface, preferably stacked in the order removed,
before removing the enclosure. Otherwise, two people
are required to remove the enclosure from the rack to
prevent injury.
a.
For the MSA6X/7X and EVA disk enclosures: Pull off the left
and right bezel ears (1,
Figure 1
), loosen the front panel
thumbscrews (2) that secure the enclosure faceplate to the front
of the rack, and remove the enclosure from the rack.
1
2
Figure 1 Removing disk enclosure bezel ears and thumbscrews
b.
For the EVA4400 controller enclosure: Remove the enclosure
front bezel by grasping both ends and pulling it off the
enclosure, loosen the front panel thumbscrews that secure the
enclosure faceplate to the front of the rack, and remove the
enclosure from the rack.
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Figure 2 Removing controller enclosure bezel
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