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MaxAttach NAS 6000 Administration Guide
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If equipped, add the first Expansion Unit enclosure above the Base Unit and tighten
all hardware.
There should be no gap between the two enclosures.
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3.
If equipped, add the second Expansion Unit enclosure above the first expansion
enclosure and tighten all hardware.
There should be no gap between the two enclosures.
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Re-Seat All Hard Disk Drive Carrier Assemblies
Shipping vibration may have disconnected individual hard drives from their back plane
connectors. One drive at a time, pull the drive out of its Drive Bay, record its size and serial
number information, and replace it in its as-shipped Drive Bay location.
REPLACE DRIVE IN ORIGINAL DRIVE BAY SLOT AND SHELF: Be sure to replace the drive in its
original as-shipped Drive Bay. If you mix the drive and Drive Bays locations up, you will probably
have to reconfigure the disk RAID arrays.
1.
For each drive, push down on the Ejector Tab, and then lift up on the Ejector Lever.
The drive releases from its Drive Bay connector.
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2.
Pull the drive out of its Drive Bay.
This is a good time to record the drive type and serial number.
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3.
Replace the drive in its Drive Bay until it begins to engage the connector.
4.
Make sure the Ejector Lever is free of the Ejector Tab and place your thumbs on
either side of the drive LEDs and press gently into the bay.
5.
Lower the Ejector Lever to latch the drive into place and then lock the Ejector Lever
on the Ejector Tab.
6:
Review the Connector Locations
You will make connections on and between all installed enclosures The connections are for
the:
Chapter #1 - Installation - Rack Mounting Your NAS 6000
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