Cisco Firepower Management Centers Instructions Manual page 5

Appendix A Memory Upgrade Instructions for Firepower Management Centers
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Removing the Cover from Firepower Management Center 1500 and 3500
The MC1500 and MC3500 Management Centers share some of the same form factors. The following
procedure can apply to either device.
To remove the cover from a Firepower MC1500 or MC3500:
Note
A nonskid surface or a stop behind the MC1500 or MC3500 may be needed to prevent the device from
sliding on your work surface.
Step 1
Observe the ESD precautions described in
precautions described in <Blue>Safety Warnings on page 2.
Step 2
Remove the security screw if it is installed (see "1" in
Step 3
Cut the warranty label on the unit if it is intact.
Step 4
While holding in the blue button on the top of the chassis (see "3" in
back until it stops (see "4" in
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Step 5
Insert your finger in the notch (see "2" in
What to Do Next:
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Removing the Cover from a MC750 Rev. 2
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Front security screws
Rear security screw
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On the MC1500, the button is on the left.
On the MC3500, the button is on the right as shown in
Remove the processor air duct as described in the
Firepower Management Center 1500 and 3500" section on page
Cisco Firepower Management Center 750, 1500, 2000, 3500, and 4000 Hardware Installation Guide
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Rubber grip points
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Top cover
Working in an ESD Environment, page A-2
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Figure A-3) and lift the cover upward to remove it.
"Removing the Processor Air Duct from
Removing the Chassis Cover
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and the safety
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Figure A-3), slide the top cover
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