SmartEdge 600 Router Hardware Guide
1. Remove the current filter by attaching the correct hook or loop side of
the new filter to the old one and then pushing it out, toward front or rear.
Hook and loop fasteners along the edges of the filter will keep the old filter
suspended until you remove it.
Caution!
Risk of equipment damage. During air filter replacement avoid
contamination entering the chassis.
2. For single-sided access (front or rear), attach the correct hook or loop
side of the new filter to the old one and then use the new filter to pull out
the old one.
Note: If a cable management bracket is stalled on the right side of the
chassis, you must remove the air filter from the rear.
3. Insert the replacement filter by pushing it into place.
4. Update the service date for the air filter; either enter the following command
in exec mode or ask the system administrator to do so:
service air-filter
The system updates the service date in the EEPROM of the fan tray, according
to the service interval configured by the system administrator.
4.7 Remove and Replace an AC Power Module
Figure 32 Removing an AC Power Module
To remove an AC power module:
1. Open the front ejector (fan cover) of the power module by squeezing the
latch spring and pulling open the ejector.
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