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Replacing the Switch Card Module, 5 Replacing the Controller Module

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8.4 Replacing the Switch Card Module Use the following procedure to replace the switch card module: 1. Unpack the replacement module, retaining all the packaging materials. 2. Switch off the power and disconnect the power cord at the inlet. 3. Disconnect all the cables and remove the interconnect chassis from the rack as described in Section 4.2.2. 4. Remove the Fan and PSU module as described in Section 8.3 and put it aside in a safe location. 5. Remove the two screws (, callout 2) that secure the module's stiffener bar to the chassis, and disconnect the two power cables (, callout 1). Figure 8-7: Switch Card Module Y Y X X 6. Disconnect the ribbon data cable from the controller module. 7. Undo the module's four captive screws shown in Figure 4-1, callout 8 and carefully slide the switch module out of the chassis. 8. Remove the ribbon cable from the defective module and connect it to the replacement module. 9. Insert the replacement module, ensuring that the edges of the lower metal tray align with the slots in the casing. Slide the module all the way in. 10. Secure the four screws on the rear panel and the two screws on the stiffener bar (, callout 2). 11. Connect the two power cables (, callout 1) and connect the ribbon cable to the controller module. 12. Reinstall the fan and PSU Module as described in Section 8.3. 13. Replace the chassis in the rack and reconnect all the link cables as described in Section 4.2.1. 14. Pack the defective module using the packaging from the replacement module and return it to HP for repair or replacement. 8.5 Replacing the Controller Module Figure 8-8 shows the controller module. 8-8 Maintenance of the 16/32-Port Interconnect

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8.4 Replacing the Switch Card Module
Use the following procedure to replace the switch card module:
1.
Unpack the replacement module, retaining all the packaging materials.
2.
Switch off the power and disconnect the power cord at the inlet.
3.
Disconnect all the cables and remove the interconnect chassis from the rack
as described in Section 4.2.2.
4.
Remove the Fan and PSU module as described in Section 8.3 and put it aside
in a safe location.
5.
Remove the two screws (, callout 2) that secure the module’s stiffener bar to
the chassis, and disconnect the two power cables (, callout 1).
Figure 8-7: Switch Card Module
6.
Disconnect the ribbon data cable from the controller module.
7.
Undo the module’s four captive screws shown in Figure 4-1, callout 8 and
carefully slide the switch module out of the chassis.
8.
Remove the ribbon cable from the defective module and connect it to the
replacement module.
9.
Insert the replacement module, ensuring that the edges of the lower metal
tray align with the slots in the casing. Slide the module all the way in.
10.
Secure the four screws on the rear panel and the two screws on the stiffener
bar (, callout 2).
11.
Connect the two power cables (, callout 1) and connect the ribbon cable to
the controller module.
12.
Reinstall the fan and PSU Module as described in Section 8.3.
13.
Replace the chassis in the rack and reconnect all the link cables as described
in Section 4.2.1.
14.
Pack the defective module using the packaging from the replacement module
and return it to HP for repair or replacement.
8.5 Replacing the Controller Module
Figure 8-8 shows the controller module.
8-8
Maintenance of the 16/32-Port Interconnect