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Label and then disconnect the cables from the drive tray.
3.
Loosen the two green thumbscrews on the drive tray. Grasp the drive tray, pull it
4.
out of the slot, and set it on a work surface.
Replace the Drive Tray
Replace the Drive Tray Task 1: Remove New Drive Tray from Package
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Replace the Drive Tray Task 2: Replace the Drive Tray
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Replace the Drive Tray Task 3: Verify the Library Recognized the New Drive Tray
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Replace the Drive Tray Task 1: Remove New Drive Tray from Package
Handle the drive tray by the rear corners (near the thumbscrews) and the bottom
1.
of the tray. Avoid contact with the top cover of the tape drive.
Remove the replacement drive tray from the shipping carton. Save the packaging
2.
materials to return the failed CRU.
Replace the Drive Tray Task 2: Replace the Drive Tray
Grasp the rear corners of the drive tray and guide it into the drive slot. Push the
1.
drive tray completely into the drive slot.
Verify that the indicators are active on the rear of the drive tray.
2.
Tighten the thumbscrews. Ensure there is no tray movement in any direction.
3.
Connect the interface cable(s) and Ethernet cable (if applicable) on the left side of
4.
the drive tray.
Replace the Drive Tray Task 3: Verify the Library Recognized the New Drive Tray
Confirm that the library recognizes the drive (Drives area of the SL150 remote
1.
interface). It can take some time for the indicators to show the drive is operational.
Make sure the drive port is enabled (view the Drive Properties and change drive
2.
settings if appropriate).
Identify the tape drive firmware version and upgrade if necessary (see
3.
Library and Drive Firmware"
Equipment damage. Do not touch the circuit card or
Caution:
static sensitive components. Follow accepted practices to prevent
damage from ESD.
Drive Tray Removal and Replacement
on page 4-7).
Replacing Components (CRUs & FRUs) 10-3
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