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Figure 4.5 Server module removal
3. With one hand supporting the bottom of the module, grab the lock bar
4. Place the server module on an anti-static surface until reinstallation.
5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 to remove the second server module.
6. VSSEP1EC Server Module removal is complete.
Removing the PMs
1. Verify that both power cords are unplugged from the PM jacks on the
Figure 4.6 PM jacks
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and pull the server module out of the enclosure.
WARNING: At this point in installation, the system should not be connected to a power
source. There is no power switch on this unit. Once the first power cord is connected to
an active PDU, the system starts. If this system has been powered up, two power
cords must be unplugged from the PDU receptacle to properly shut down the chassis.
ESD-SENSITIVE DEVICE. Only install the device on a properly grounded electrostatic
discharge (ESD) protection surface to avoid damage to the components. Always utilize
a properly grounded ESD wrist strap or mat during operation or installation of the
device, or when connecting the cables.
WARNING: While some factory-approved maintenance on FRUs (e.g. hot-swapping a
PM, NVMe drive, or server module) does not require the user to disconnect power to
the system, performing other types of maintenance on systems connected to an
electrical power source may result in serious injury or death. Only individuals with
knowledge and training in working with devices containing live circuits should operate
the system. Take precautions when performing all other types of maintenance.
Disconnect 2 power supply cords before servicing.
rear of the enclosure. Refer to Figure 4.6 for the location of the jacks.
Chapter 4: Installing the Enclosure Into a Rack
CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2
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