Test and Remove a Module
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Reinstall a Module (Rear Access)
1� Rotate and carefully guide the module through the
module opening. Refer to Figure 22.
Note: To ensure proper alignment, verify the word
TOP printed on the back of the module is to
the top left of the module.
2� Once the module is through the display face, align
the module with the face sheet so the gravity load
pegs t in the gravity load peg holes. Ensure the
lanyard or cables do not pinch between the module
and the display.
3� After the module is in place, use the bottom module
lanyard rings or the lanyard to pull the module rmly
against the face sheet.
4� With a
1
/
8
" hex head wrench, turn the bottom latch
gear approximately a quarter-turn counter-clockwise to engage the latch.
5� Use the top module lanyard rings or the lanyard to pull the module rmly against the
face sheet.
6� With a
1
/
8
" hex head wrench, turn the bottom latch gear approximately a quarter-turn
counterclockwise to engage the latch.
7� Use the top module lanyard rings or the lanyard to pull the module rmly against the
face sheet.
8� With a
1
/
8
" hex head wrench, turn the top latch gear approximately a quarter-turn
counterclockwise to engage the latch.
9� Connect the SATA and power cables to the back of
the module.
Hinge and Remove the ISP
Enclosure for Module Access
The ISP enclosure hinges out of the way for module
access. It can also be lifted off the of the hinges. To hinge
the ISP enclosure out of the way and lift it off the hinges:
1� Locate the quarter-turn latch at the top of the ISP
enclosure.
2� Use a athead screwdriver, turn the quarter-turn latch
counterclockwise until the ISP enclosure disengages.
3� Pull the ISP enclosure from the right to hinge it out of
the way. Refer to Figure 23.
4� If needed, carefully lift the ISP enclosure off of the
hinges on and set aside while ensuring power and
signal cables do not get pinched.
Figure 22: Rotate Module To
Clear Face Sheet
Figure 23: Hinge ISP Enclosure
Out of Display
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