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Install replacement 19 PDUs, Remove existing 56 PDUs

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Appendix D. Back-to-Back Racking Installation Brief Summary of Installation Steps The sequence below describes the general approach for installing the field upgrade for back-to-back racking. These steps may vary slightly, depending on the particular installation. The installation process is described in more detail in the following, "Installation Procedure" section. 1. Confirm power requirements 2. Take disk arrays offline and power down rack 3. Disconnect all power to the rack 4. Remove the rack top, sides, and back door and door hinges and latch catch (the door will not be re-installed and can be set aside) 5. Remove existing 56" PDUs 6. If necessary, remove array enclosures (array enclosures may need to be removed to be repositioned, see step 4, below) 7. Install the exhaust fan assembly 8. Install rail kits as needed 9. Install replacement 19" PDU angle brackets 10. Install/re-install disk enclosures 11. Install replacement 19" PDUs 12. Install the power cables 13. Install the SCSI cables 14. Complete the installation Some of the installation procedures identify the installation of kits. The detailed installation procedures for these kits are included in documentation supplied with the kit (such as, the exhaust fan assembly kit, rail kit, and power (PDU) upgrade kit). 241 Racking

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Appendix D. Back-to-Back Racking
Installation
241
Racking
Brief Summary of Installation Steps
The sequence below describes the general approach for installing the field upgrade for back-to-back
racking.
These steps may vary slightly, depending on the particular installation.
The installation process is
described in more detail in the following, “Installation Procedure” section.
1.
Confirm power requirements
2.
Take disk arrays
offline
and power down rack
3.
Disconnect all power to the rack
4.
Remove the rack top, sides, and back door and door hinges and latch catch (the door will not be
re-installed and can be set aside)
5.
Remove existing 56” PDUs
6.
If necessary, remove array enclosures (array enclosures may need to be removed to be
repositioned, see step 4, below)
7.
Install the exhaust fan assembly
8.
Install rail kits as needed
9.
Install replacement 19” PDU angle brackets
10. Install/re-install disk enclosures
11. Install replacement 19” PDUs
12. Install the power cables
13. Install the SCSI cables
14. Complete the installation
Some of the installation procedures identify the installation of kits.
The detailed installation procedures for
these kits are included in documentation supplied with the kit (such as, the exhaust fan assembly kit, rail
kit, and power (PDU) upgrade kit).