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Avid Technology VENUE E6L Engine Replacing

Avid Technology VENUE E6L Engine Replacing

Replacing the psu bay
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E6L Engine: Replacing the PSU Bay
This section provides instructions for replacing the PSU (Power Supply Unit) bay in the E6L Engine:
VENUE E6L Engine PSU bay
Before you Begin
Make sure to collect all the following items before beginning the procedure.
Required Tools and Items
• 1x #2 Phillips Screwdriver
• 1x 5/16-inch (8mm) socket wrench
• Anti-Static wrist strap (not included)
• Small cups or other containers to hold and organize the different types of fasteners as you remove them from the unit
• Table or other stable, flat surface large and strong enough for the E6L engine
• Recommended: Pen and lightweight tape to label cables as you disconnect them (to ensure correct re-installation)
E6L Engine: Replacing the PSU Bay
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  • Page 1 E6L Engine: Replacing the PSU Bay This section provides instructions for replacing the PSU (Power Supply Unit) bay in the E6L Engine: VENUE E6L Engine PSU bay Before you Begin Make sure to collect all the following items before beginning the procedure.
  • Page 2 1. Prepare the E6L Do the following to prepare the E6L for the replacement procedure: Make sure you have assembled all Required Tools and Items Put on your anti-static wrist band and configure according to its instructions. Shut down your system, and disconnect any cables connected to your E6L engine. Place your E6L on a table or other flat work surface and make sure the surface is clear of any debris.
  • Page 3 Simultaneously pull the two bottom thumbscrews outward so the latches they are attached to are fully extended, as shown in Figure 2. The E6L Engine Core will protrude slightly when the latches are fully extended. Figure 2. Latches fully extended Using the handle, slowly slide the core partially out.

  • Page 4: Remove The Top Cover

    3. Remove the Top Cover Remove the E6L top cover for access to the PSU bay and its cables. To remove the E6L top cover: Make sure you have removed the E6L Engine Core as explained in the previous section. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver remove the eight fasteners that secure the top cover to the E6L chassis, shown in Figure 4.
  • Page 5 4. Remove the PSU Bay To remove the PSU bay: Make sure you have removed the E6L Engine Core as explained in the previous section. The E6L should look similar to the following image. Figure 6. Back view of the E6L with the Engine Core and top cover removed Throughout this procedure, keep the removed screws organized to simplify re-assembly.
  • Page 6 Next, remove the four screws securing the PSU bay to the bottom of the E6L engine by doing the following: • Move the E6L over the edge of your table so you can access the underside of the engine chassis, being careful to ensure the unit does not tip forward off the table.
  • Page 7 Carefully slide the PSU bay out of the back of the E6L chassis, just far enough to clear the chassis. Avoid stretching the cables excessively. Very carefully set the PSU bay on top of the chassis as shown in Figure 10. Figure 10.
  • Page 8 Disconnect the Status Signal cable assembly from its J4 connector on the PSU bay. Figure 12. Status Signal cable assembly Using a 5/16-inch (8mm) socket wrench, remove the two M5 nuts that secure the black Return cable assembly to the PSU bay then do the following: •...
  • Page 9 Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, remove the four fasteners that secure the side bracket to the PSU bay as shown in Figure 15, then remove the bracket. Note the orientation of the bracket edges (the flattened edge is along the “back” of the PSU bay). Fastener: M4x5 FHPH Tool:...
  • Page 10 Connect the black Return and yellow Power cable assemblies to the back of the new PSU bay by doing the following: • Be sure that the insulating foam is present between the two terminals on the rear of the PSU bay. •...
  • Page 11 Being careful to not stretch or strain any cables, carefully align the new PSU bay at the back of the E6L to install it into the chas- sis. While doing so: • Make sure none of the cables are tangled inside the E6L. •...
  • Page 12 Replace the four screws securing the PSU bay to the bottom of the E6L engine by doing the following: • Move the E6L over the edge of your table so you can access the underside of the E6L chassis, being careful to ensure the unit does not tip forward off the table.
  • Page 13 Re-install the top cover by doing the following: • Place the top cover back on top of the E6L, making sure to orient it correctly. • Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver re-install the eight fasteners that secure the top cover to the E6L chassis, shown in Figure 23. Fastener: 6-32 3/16 FHPH Tool:...