Io Module (Iom) Replacement - Western Digital OpenFlex Data24 DCS0010 User Manual

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3.5 IO Module (IOM) Replacement
Philips head Screwdriver
• ESD Sensitive
• Electric Shock
Step 1 : Unpack and inspect the new IO Module (IOM) for damage.
a. Inspect the packaging that the IO Module (IOM) replacement was shipped in and record any
damage to the box. Large cuts, open boxes, and crushed corners should be reported.
b. Remove the IO Module (IOM) from the packaging and verify that there is no damage to the
IO Module (IOM). Dents, scratches, and broken parts should be reported. If major damage
has occurred to the IO Module (IOM), DO NOT use the replacement part.
c. Store in a safe location until the IO Module (IOM) is needed for installation.
Step 2 : Uninstall the IO Module (IOM) from the enclosure.
a. Unlock the IO Module (IOM) by turning the thumbscrew counterclockwise until the screw
threads are not engaged any longer. The location of the thumbscrew is shown in the
following image. A screwdriver may be used if desired.
Figure 62: IO Module (IOM) Thumbscrew Operation
b. Pull the release handle out until the IO Module (IOM) is unseated and can be removed from
the IO Module (IOM) slot.
Replacement Requirements
Personnel Required
Service Window
Tool

3.5 IO Module (IOM) Replacement

No Service Window
# Needed
1
3. Support
1
Required vs. Optional
Optional
49