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Chapter 3 Installation WARNING The installation handles are mounted on the sides of the NetServer forward of the center of balance. Safe handling of the NetServer requires that the power supply modules be removed from the rear of the NetServer prior to installation in the rack equipment enclosure. By removing the power supply modules, the center of balance shifts forward and allows you to lift and handle the NetServer safely. To remove a power supply module: • Pull down on the handle until power supply module ejects (see Figure 3-5). • Grasp the handle and pull module out of bay (see Figure 3-5). WARNING Do not touch any metal object to the power supply connector contacts. High electrical currents are stored in the module even after it has been removed which may result in fire or bodily injury if terminals are shorted-circuited. 12

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Chapter 3
Installation
12
WARNING
The installation handles are mounted on the sides of the
NetServer forward of the center of balance. Safe handling of
the NetServer requires that the power supply modules be
removed from the rear of the NetServer prior to installation in
the rack equipment enclosure. By removing the power supply
modules, the center of balance shifts forward and allows you
to lift and handle the NetServer safely.
To remove a power supply module:
•
Pull down on the handle until power supply module ejects (see
Figure 3-5).
•
Grasp the handle and pull module out of bay (see Figure 3-5).
WARNING
Do not touch any metal object to the power supply connector
contacts. High electrical currents are stored in the module even
after it has been removed which may result in fire or bodily
injury if terminals are shorted-circuited.