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Removing and Replacing a CPU-I/O Enclosure

5-8 Express5800/320Ma: Operation and Maintenance Guide

If you are replacing the CPU- I ⁄ O enclosure with a new enclosure, transfer the SATA

drives, the CD or DVD drive, the VTM (if applicable), the PCI riser assembly (if

applicable), and the PCI adapters from the old enclosure to the new enclosure.

NOTES

1. Before you remove the SATA disk drives from the old

enclosure, label the drives on the bezel of each drive

to ensure that you can replace them in the proper

order. The numerical slot designation for each disk is

noted on the front of the SATA drive bay.

2. When you remove the PCI riser assembly from the old

enclosure, you do not need to remove the PCI

adapters from it. Transfer the entire PCI riser

assembly, with adapters, to the replacement system.

3. The replacement enclosure will contain the same

CPU and memory configuration as the enclosure you

are replacing. Do not remove processors or memory

modules from the enclosure when you return it to

NEC Solutions (America), Inc.

Refer to the following sections for more information:

• “Replacing or Installing a PCI Adapter” on page 5-18

• “Removing and Replacing the PCI Riser Assembly” on page 5-26

• “Replacing or Installing a VTM” on page 5-47

• “Removing and Inserting a SATA Disk Drive” on page 5-31

• “Removing and Replacing a CD or DVD Drive” on page 5-35

When you are finished removing components from the old CPU- I ⁄ O enclosure, set

it aside for repacking. See “Repacking CRUs” on page 4-3.

Replacing a CPU-I/O Enclosure

NOTES

1. The first CPU- I ⁄ O enclosure to complete power up is

the primary (boot) enclosure: the LED in its power

switch will be lit.

2. Each CPU- I ⁄ O enclosure is identical (aside from

installed options) and may occupy either of the two

enclosure slots.

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