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Replacing PCI Cards

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Replacing PCI Cards Parts Removal and Replacement PCI I/O Cards CAUTION To avoid damaging the PCI card connectors, do not rock a PCI card from side to side when inserting it. Figure 2-14. The PCI Card Cage Empty PCI Slots PCI I/O Card Screws securing PCI cards or filler plates 1. Align the edges of the PCI card with the guide rails on the I/O fan bracket (if they are full-length cards) and firmly push to slide the card into the slot on the I/O board. Visually inspect and confirm the connection between the PCI card(s) and the I/O board. NOTE If the PCI card will not slide in, look at the slots from the back of the workstation. Protrusions on the face plate of the PCI card may be causing the obstruction. 2. Replace the T-15 Torx screw that secures the PCI card to the workstation 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for all PCI cards. Chapter 2 23

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Chapter 2
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Parts Removal and Replacement
PCI I/O Cards
Replacing PCI Cards
CAUTION
To avoid damaging the PCI card connectors, do not rock a PCI card from side
to side when inserting it.
Figure2-14. The PCI Card Cage
1.
Align the edges of the PCI card with the guide rails on the I/O fan bracket (if they are
full-length cards) and firmly push to slide the card into the slot on the I/O board.
Visually inspect and confirm the connection between the PCI card(s) and the I/O board.
NOTE
If the PCI card will not slide in, look at the slots from the back of the
workstation. Protrusions on the face plate of the PCI card may be causing the
obstruction.
2.
Replace the T-15 Torx screw that secures the PCI card to the workstation
3.
Repeat steps 1 and 2 for all PCI cards.
Empty PCI Slots
PCI I/O Card
Screws securing
filler plates
PCI cards or