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リヤブラケットの取り付けとテーブルの仮置き 4.4.2 「4.4.1 ケージナットの取り付け」手順 2 で取り付けた後側の M6 ケージ ナットを利用して、リヤブラケット L と リヤブラケット R をラックの柱 に仮固定します。 固定には M6 ネジを使用します。 次の手順 2 で、リヤブラケット L とリヤブラケット R にテーブルを載せます。 テーブルを載せた際に落下しない程度に仮固定してください。 スライドレールの簡易保持機能によりフロントブラケット L、フロントブ ラケット R がテーブルに保持され、動かないことを確認してください。...
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フロントブラケット L とフロントブラケット R は、 テーブルに組み込み済みです。 フロントブラケット L、フロントブラケット R 前面の仮置き用曲げを、 「4.4.1 ケージナットの取り付け」手順 2 で取り付けた M6 ケージナット の直上の角穴に差し込み、角穴下面に載せてください。 後側は手順 1 にて取り付けたリヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R の上に載せてく ださい。 仮置き用曲げを差し込んだ角穴が左右で同じ高さであるか確認してくださ い。 仮置き状態ですのでテーブルの上に物を載せるなどの荷重が掛かる行為はしない でください。 4 ラック設置後の取り扱いについて ...
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テーブルの取り付け 4.4.3 「4.4.1 ケージナットの取り付け」手順 2 で取り付けた M6 ケージナット に、M6 ネジを使ってテーブルを固定します。 スライドレールは通常収納状態(水平にした状態)で飛び出し防止の簡易保持機 能が働きますが、テーブルの後側を下向きにした場合、簡易保持機構が外れスラ イドレールが飛び出す可能性がありますのでご注意ください。 テーブル取り付け作業は後側が下向きにならないように作業をしてください。 スライドレールの簡易保持機能によりフロントブラケット L、フロントブラケッ ト R がテーブルに保持され動かないことを確認してから作業をしてください。 スライドレール、フロントブラケット L、フロントブラケット R はテーブルに組 み込み済です。 リヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R がテーブルを載せても落下しないか、確認 を行ってから作業をしてください。 テーブルを仮置きする際、前側は仮置き用曲げが角穴に対して十分差し込まれ確 実に載るように、後側はリヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R に確実に載るよう にしてください。 なお、テーブルを固定するまでは支える手を離さないようにしてください。 テーブルを約 185mm(リヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R の固定用ネ ジ穴が見えるようになるまで)引き出してください。...
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フロントブラケット L にリヤブラケット L を、フロントブラケット R に リヤブラケット R を固定します。下側の後ろから2番目と上側の後ろか ら2番目のネジ穴に、M6 ネジを使って固定してください(断面 G-G を参 照) 。 リヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R をラックの柱にしっかりと押し付けて固定 してください。(A 方向) リヤブラケット L をフロントブラケット L に、 リヤブラケット R をフロントブラ ケット R にしっかりと押し付け、隙間がないようにして固定してください。(B、 C 方向) リヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R をしっかり押し付けられない場合は※印の M6 ネジを少し緩めてから固定してください。 テーブルの引き出し量は約...
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M6 ネジを本締めして、 「4.4.2 リヤブラケットの取り付け」手順 1 にて 仮固定していたリヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R をラックの柱に固定 します。 すべての M6 ネジが締められていることを確認してください。 パネルファスナーを締め、テーブルを固定してください。 テーブルが下部の U スペース搭載を侵していないことを確認してください。...
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Thank you for your purchasing the 19-inch rack. This manual provides basic information on handling the 19-inch rack Model 1740 ("this product") and optional products. Before using this product, read this manual and the "User's Guide" supplied with the server to ensure the correct use of this product.
Overview This 19-inch rack is used to mount Fujitsu 19-inch rack-mount products (for the Open Systems market). ・Compliance standard: EIA 19-inch rack standard (universal pitch) Two versions of the 19-inch rack Model 1740 are shown below. Model 1740 19R-174A1 19R-174A2 Specifications The rack specifications are listed below.
Main Features ■ Devices that can be mounted on this rack This rack can accommodate the following types of Fujitsu products: (*1) ・ PC servers: "PRIMERGY" ・ UNIX servers: "SPARC Enterprise," "PRIMEPOWER," and "S series" ・ Storage systems: "ETERNUS" ・ Mission Critical IA Servers: (MC IA Servers) "PRIMEQUEST 510A" (*2) ・...
Precautions on Rack Installation and Operation This section explains precautions on rack delivery, installation, and operation. Installation Site Precautions WARNING ・ Do not place the rack in an unstable location subject to excessive vibration (over 200Gal), or in a location that is not level. Doing so may adversely affect the stable operation of equipment or cause the rack to tip over, potentially resulting in serious injury.
Precautions during Transportation This section explains precautions that must be followed when transporting the 19-inch rack. ・ Before delivering the rack, confirm that the transport route is wider than the rack. ・ Use of a board may be necessary where the surface of the transport route is uneven.. 19-inch Board (steel plate, etc.) rack...
・ Exercise reasonable care in safekeeping the key supplied with the rack to ensure that it is not lost. At the time of shipment, the key may either be attached to the rack (as shown in the figure below) or included in the box containing other supplied components. Key is here K ey closes Bag with key ins...
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■ Measures against earthquakes To have the rack system withstand earthquakes measuring more than 250 Gal, secure the system with adequate earthquake-proofing measures. The earthquake-proofing measures include using leveling feet and using the optional Quake Proof Stabilizer kit. WARNING Use bolts to secure the rack to the floor (slab). Failure to use bolts to secure the rack to the floor (slab) may cause the rack to fall over during any earthquake with a seismic intensity exceeding 250 Gal.
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■ Protecting the rack from falling over CAUTION ・ When installing a rack that comes with stabilizers, be sure to attach the stabilizers. If not, the rack may tip over when a device is drawn out from the rack. ・ When installing a rack that comes with no stabilizers, be sure to anchor the rack to a stabilizing surface.
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・ Do not remove the front or rear doors of the rack. The sheer weight of these doors may result in serious injury if they fall over. If the doors need to be removed, contact a Fujitsu Limited maintenance engineer. ・ Contact a Fujitsu Limited maintenance engineer before attempting to move the rack after installing it.
This section provides the specifications of the 19-inch rack and its accessories. 3.1.1 Rack with stabilizers Item Specifications Product name 19-inch rack Model 1740 base rack 19-inch rack Model 1740 expansion rack Type name 19R-174A1 19R-174B1 Appearance Coated black (front and rear doors with punched metal finish)
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3.1.2 Rack without stabilizers Item Specifications Product name 19-inch rack Model 1740 base rack 19-inch rack Model 1740 expansion rack Type name 19R-174A2 19R-174B2 Appearance Coated black (front and rear doors with punched metal finish) Unit mounting capacity Size (w) x (d) x...
Opening the Front Door Unlock the door with the key for the rack. From the front of the door, lift and pull the rack handle. CAUTION ・ Close the front door after fully securing the installed devices. Failure to do so may cause the devices to fall off the rack and be damaged in the event of an earthquake.
Opening the Rear Door Unlock the door with the key for the rack. From the front of the door, lift and pull the rack handle. 3 Rack Configuration and Installation...
Installing the Rack When the rack is supplied with a stabilizer, attach the stabilizer to the rack. When the rack is not supplied with a stabilizer, secure the rack in position with the leveling feet or a Quake Proof Stabilizer Kit. 3.4.1 Installing a rack supplied with a stabilizer The rack is supplied with a stabilizer, as standard, which is attached on the front of the rack.
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3.4.2 Installing a rack supplied with no stabilizers Secure the rack to the floor using the leveling feet or the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit. ■ Securing the rack using the leveling feet Bolt the leveling feet to the floor through the M20 holes of 17 mm deep in the ground plate of the leveling feet.
Connecting Racks To use additional expansion racks, connect additional racks to the existing rack (base rack or expansion rack). WARNING ・ To prevent equipment damage and electric shock, turn off the power to the server and peripherals and disconnect the power cables from the outlet before connecting racks.
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The procedure for connecting racks is shown below (example: connecting an expansion rack to the right of the base rack). Removing the side cover of the existing rack. Remove the eight M6 screws securing the side cover, and then remove the side cover. Be careful not to lose the M6 screws removed here.
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Remove the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit component from the existing rack side to which another rack will be connected. Remove all screws or bolts from the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit components on the connection side securing the rack to the building floor, and then remove the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit components from the rack connection side.
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Attach the shield rubber on the connection side. Peel off the backing paper from the shield rubber, and attach it to the frame on the connection side in order from the top of the rack. Attach the shield rubber to the front and rear frames of the rack. ’...
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Attach the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit components to the front, side, and rear of the expansion rack. Attach the front and rear Quake Proof Stabilizer kit components of the expansion rack and the side stabilizer previously removed from the existing rack to the expansion rack. Use the bolts attached to the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit components and those removed from the existing rack.
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Attach the mounting fixtures and fully tighten the bolts securing the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit components. Secure the upper mounting fixture with four M12 bolts. Note: Be careful when working at height on the top cover. Never put your foot on the rack because it is very dangerous.
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Mount the side cover on the expansion rack. Lastly, mount the side cover, which was removed from the existing rack, with the M6 screws, which were also removed from the existing rack. This completes the rack-connection procedure. ’ Side cover M6 screw...
Handling the Rack after Installation This section explains how to handle the rack after installation. Cage nut Insertion and Removal Procedures ’ 4.1.1 Insertion Install the cage nut from the inside of the rack. Insert one edge of the cage nut into the cage nut hole of the rack.
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Pull on the cage nut tool to lock the cage nut in position. ’ Press the cage nut to the insertion direction (indicated by the arrow). Pull on the cage nut tool (to the direction indicated by the arrow). 4.1.2 Removal CAUTION Before pushing down on the tool or standard screwdriver, confirm that the tip of...
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CAUTION Be sure not to place any finger anywhere past the points indicated. Otherwise, the finger may strike the rack when you push on the cage, which may lead to injury. Push down on the cage nut tool to extract the edge of the cage. Be careful not to drop the cage nut.
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Insert the tip of a standard screwdriver between the edge of the cage and the mounting flange, and then press the edge of the cage. ’ Push down on the standard screwdriver to remove the cage nut. ’...
Changing the Position of the Door Rotation Axis The position of the door rotation axis can be changed from the position at shipment. At the time of shipment, the front door turns on the left axis, and the rear door turns on the right axis. Changing the position of the rotation axis involves the repetitive action of removing parts and reinstalling them at different locations.
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Remove the M5 hexagon head screws, and remove the stopper wire. The removed screws and wire will be used later. Keep them in a safe and convenient location. Lift up the entire door to remove the door. Be careful not to get your fingers caught in the gap between the door and the rack.
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Remove the brackets from the rack. Remove the M5 screws to remove the upper and lower hinge assemblies. The hinge spacer attached to each hinge assembly is removed together with it. Remove the M5 flat head screws to remove rod receiving brackets (upper, center, and lower). ’...
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Install the removed brackets in the rack. Install the brackets, which were removed in step 3, on the side horizontally opposite the standard side. Secure the hinge assemblies with M5 screws and the rod receiving brackets with M5 flat head screws.
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Remove the upper and lower M5 screws securing the door handle. Remove the door handle together with the rods from the door. Remove the M4 screw to remove the Fujitsu logo. Place your hand on the Fujitsu logo while removing the M4 screw, to prevent the Fujitsu logo from falling.
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Reassemble the rod assembly for the door handle. Remove the M3 bind head screw securing the rod to the door handle, and then remove the rod. (The spacer is removed together with it.) Be careful not to lose the spacer. While holding the upper (short) rod with the curved end facing the left, secure the rod together with the spacer to the right side of the handle with the M3 bind head screw.
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Install the door handle and rods. Before starting this work, turn the door upside down. Insert the assembly of the door handle and rods from the front of the door in such a way that the upper (short) rod will be on top. Secure the door handle with the M5 screws.
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Attach the Fujitsu logo. Secure the Fujitsu logo using an M4 screw from the rear of the door. The standard location for the logo is 103 mm from the left side and 122 mm from the top. ’ M4 screw...
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Attach the stopper wire to the door and adjust the upper and lower hinge set positions. Attach the stopper wire to the door and temporarily tighten the M5 hexagon head screw. This screw will be fully tightened when the wire is attached to the rack. Adjust the hinge positions.
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Mount the door on the rack and attach the stopper wire. Mount the door on the rack while inserting the pin of the hinge assembly into the hole of the upper hinge set component. Insert the pin into the upper and lower hinge set components together.
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4.2.2 Changing the position of the rotation axis of the rear door Remove the door from the rack. Open the door, loosen the lower screws on each of the upper and lower hinge set components, and then lower the lower hinge set component. Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the screws.
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Remove the brackets from the rack. Remove the M5 screws to remove the upper and lower hinge assemblies. The hinge spacer attached to each hinge assembly is removed together with it. Remove the M5 flat head screws to remove the rod-receiving brackets (upper, center, and lower).
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Install the removed brackets to the rack. Install the brackets, which were removed in step 2, on the side horizontally opposite the standard side. Secure the hinge assemblies with M5 screws and the rod-receiving brackets with M5 flat head screws. Each screw is a self-tapping screw, which requires a certain degree of strength to tighten.
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Remove the door handle (with rods) from the door. Insert the standard screwdriver horizontally into each of the upper and lower rod supporters, and then remove all supporters. The upper rod may fall on you. Work carefully. Remove the upper and lower M5 screws securing the door handle. Remove the door handle together with the rods from the door.
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Reassemble the rod assembly for the door handle. Remove the M3 bind head screw securing the rod to the door handle, and then remove the rod. (The spacer is removed together with it.) Be careful not to lose the spacer. While holding the upper (short) rod with the curved end facing the left, use the M3 bind head screw and the spacer to secure the rod to the right side of the handle.
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Install the door handle and rods. Before starting this work, turn the door upside down. Insert the assembly of the door handle and rods from the front of the door in such a way that the upper (short) rod will be on top. Secure the door handle with the M5 screws.
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Tighten the retaining screws for the upper hinge set component while pressing down on it in the direction of the lower hinge set component. Loosen the retaining screws of the lower hinge set component and then lower the component as far as it will go. The retaining screws of the lower hinge set component will be fully tightened after the door is mounted on the rack.
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Mount the door on the rack and attach the stopper wire. Mount the door on the rack while inserting the pin of the hinge assembly into the hole of the upper hinge set component. Insert the pin into the upper and lower hinge set components together.
Mounting a General-purpose Table (Fixed Type) ■ Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). General-purpose Table (Fixed Type) Type name: 19R-16TR1 Component name Quantity Table Rear bracket L Rear bracket R M6 cage nut M6 bolt M6 screw Belt...
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Open the rear door, and insert the M6 cage nuts into the rear post of the rack. The mounting locations are as follows: one nut in each of the upper and lower square holes among the three square holes (height of 1U) at the location line marking the mounting location of the table.
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Align the heights of all attached M6 cage nuts. 4.3.2 Attaching rear brackets and temporarily mounting the table Using the rear M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to Section 4.3.1, "Inserting cage nuts," temporarily fix the rear brackets R and L to the rack post.
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Temporarily mount the table by inserting the hook at the front of the table into the square hole right above the M6 cage nut that was attached in step 2 according to Section 4.3.1, "Inserting cage nuts." Place the rear of the table on rear brackets L and R that were attached in step 1. Confirm that the heights of the left and right square holes into which the hooks were inserted are the same.
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4.3.3 Mounting the table Secure the table to the M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to Section 4.3.1, "Inserting cage nuts." Use M6 screws to secure the table in position. Start work after confirming that rear brackets L and R will not fall down when the table is placed on them.
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Secure the table in position by applying M6 bolts to the first and third screw holes from the rear of rear brackets L and R. Table M6 bolts M6 screws Table Rear bracket R Rear bracket R Rack post Rack post Rear bracket L Rear bracket R Screw holes of rear bracket R...
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Fully tighten the M6 screws to secure rear brackets L and R, which were temporarily fixed in position in step 1 according to Section 4.3.2, " Attaching rear brackets and temporarily mounting the table," to the rack posts. Confirm that all M6 screws and M6 bolts have been tightened. Confirm that the table does not occupy the U space under the table.
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Make readjustments as required by loosening the M6 screws that secure the table to the rack posts.
Mounting a General-purpose Table (Movable Type) ■ Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). General-purpose Table (Movable Type) Type name: 19R-16TR2 Component name Quantity Table Rear bracket L Rear bracket R M6 cage nut M5 cage nut M6 screw Belt...
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Open the front door, and insert the M6 cage nuts into the front post of the rack. Insert the M5 cage nuts into the center square hole among the three square holes (height of 1U) at the location line marking the mounting location of the table. One nut on each of the left and right sides makes up a total of two nuts.
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Open the rear door, and insert the M6 cage nuts into the rear post of the rack. Insert M6 cage nuts into two upper and lower square holes out of three between location lines on the rack post. Two nuts on each of the left and right sides make up a total of four nuts. Align the heights of all attached M6 cage nuts.
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4.4.2 Attaching rear brackets and temporarily mounting the table Using the rear M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to Section 4.4.1, "Inserting cage nuts," temporarily affix rear bracket L to the mounting position adjustment bracket and rear bracket R to the rack post. Use M6 screws to fix the brackets in position.
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Front brackets L and R are part of the table. Insert the hooks at the front of the front brackets L and R into the square holes right above the M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to Section 4.4.1, "Inserting cage nuts."...
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4.4.3 Mounting the table Secure the table to the M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to Section 4.4.1, "Inserting cage nuts." Use M6 screws to secure the table in position. Rear bracket L Rear bracket R Front bracket L M6 cage nut Hook of the table...
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Affix rear bracket L to front bracket L, and affix rear bracket R to front bracket R. Secure them by applying M6 screws to the second screw hole from the rear on the lower side and the second screw hole from the rear on the upper side.
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Fully tighten the M6 screws to secure rear brackets L and R, which were temporarily fixed in position in step 1 according to Section 4.4.2, "Attaching rear brackets," to the rack posts. Confirm that all M6 screws have been tightened. Tighten the panel fastener to secure the table in position.
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Make readjustments as required by loosening the M6 screws that secure the table to the rack posts. 4 Handling the Rack after Installation...
Attaching Cable Holders Attach the front (19R-17CM1) and rear (19R-17CM2) cable holders. ■ Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). Product name Type name Component and quantity Cable holder (front) 19R-17CM1 Cable holder (front) x 1, M5 screw x 1 Cable holder (rear) 19R-17CM2 Cable holder (rear) x 1, M5 screw x 1...
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4.5.1 Attaching cable holders Secure the front or rear cable holder to the desired hole on the frame with the M5 screw, which is supplied with the rack. Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the M5 screw. The screw is a self-tapping screw, which needs to cut its own threads as it is screwed into its hole.
Mounting Blank Panels 4.6.1 Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). Product name Type name Component and quantity 1U blank panel 19R-16BP1 1U blank panel x 1, M6 cage nut x 2, M6 screw x 2 2U blank panel 19R-16BP2 2U blank panel x 1, M6 cage nut x 4, M6 screw x 4...
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