Cleaning Cartridge; Special Tools And Customer Supplies; Leader Pin Replacement Kit - IBM 3592 Maintenance Information

Table 18: Special tools and customer supplies
Special tool
CE scratch tape cartridge, JK type

Cleaning cartridge

Leader pin replacement kit

ESD kit
Tape unit cleaner
Hook-and-loop fastener
Fibre wrap tool
Screwdriver, #1 Phillips
Laptop straight-through Ethernet (patch)
cable
Laptop null modem (RS-232) serial cable
Lint-free cloths
Lint-free, nylon gloves
Microcode CD
Relocation kit
Note:
1. See Chapter 9, "Parts catalog information," on page 259 for the most current part number.
Cleaning cartridge
Use the 3592 cleaning cartridge only in a 3592 drive to clean the head guide assembly. See the attention
notices in "Cleaning the operator bezel" on page 193, and refer to the 3592 Drive Operator Guide for drive
cleaning and cleaning cartridge information.
The 3592 cleaning cartridge is identifiable by its physical characteristics. The black case has a gray door
3 and a gray plastic insert
volume serial (VOLSER) on the label
To use the cartridge, load it in a drive and the cleaning procedure occurs automatically. The cartridge
unloads after the cleaning procedure completes. See "Excessive Clean messages" on page 183 for
information.
The cleaning cartridge
• Contains a cartridge memory (CM) device that automatically maintains a record of the number of times
it is used (see "Cartridge memory (CM)" on page 27)
• Must be replaced after 50 uses
• Is part of the ship group
• Is a customer-purchased item
36 IBM 3592 TS1140, TS1150, TS1155, and TS1160 Tape Drives: Maintenance Information
Part
number
46X9869
18P8792
18P8887
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05H3929
19P0362
See Note 1
73G5362
See Note 1
See Note 1
2108930
461621
––––
19P5096
2 , which mimics the write-protect mechanism. The first 3 characters of the
1 are CLN, which identifies the cartridge as a cleaning cartridge.
Extra information
"Tape cartridge" on page 25.
"Cleaning cartridge" on page 36
(customer-purchased item)
"Leader pin replacement kit" on page 37
(customer-purchased item)
"ESD kit" on page 38
"Tape unit cleaner" on page 38
"Hook-and-loop fastener" on page 38
"Fibre wrap tool" on page 38
Use when a drive is removed from a
canister
"Connecting and disconnecting the laptop
from the drive" on page 186
Figure 3 on page 30
Can be used for bezel
Use for "Manual cartridge removal" on
page 195
P/N changes with each microcode release.
For use when a drive is relocated or stored