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General| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Model | 3931 |
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Language | English |
Details DANGER, CAUTION, and Attention notices for safe operation and potential hazards.
Information on safety requirements in different countries and references to translated safety booklets.
Covers laser usage on I/O cards and compliance with laser safety standards.
Details US and international compliance standards for Class 1 and Class 1M laser products.
This guide is for service representatives only and details how to perform a safety inspection.
Lists helpful publications that can be accessed from Resource Link for further information.
Details on publication formats, accessibility features, and how to provide feedback.
Discusses keyboard navigation and compatibility with assistive technology products like screen readers.
Provides instructions on how to submit feedback to IBM for document improvement.
Details conditions under which a safety inspection is performed for the system.
Highlights that voltage measurements must be done by a Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW).
Ensures completion of safety courses and review of specific handbooks before starting.
Lists the necessary tool kit, documentation, and equipment for performing the safety inspection.
Presents DANGER and CAUTION notices related to electrical hazards and handling heavy equipment.
Emphasizes that power check procedures must be performed by a QEW or licensed electrician.
Instructs SSRs to perform checks if qualified, or to involve customer personnel if not.
Procedure for removing power from the 3931 system via PDU power source or breakers.
Procedure for removing power from the 3931 system via BPA power source or breakers.
Tests for AC voltage between phase pins and ground/earth, and receptacle to building ground.
Details probing PDU outlets and checking BPA receptacles for AC voltage and proper grounding.
Checks for ground/earth impedance of 1 ohm or less using specified testers and adapters.
Measures resistance from receptacle ground/earth pin to building ground/earth and metal components.
Verifies wall breaker status, measures supplied voltage, and checks against acceptable ranges.
Inspects cords for damage, verifies cable clips, and checks labels and strain relief.
Measures resistance from the earth pin to frame earth for PDU and BPA power cords.
Inspects PDU front panels for covers, sharp edges, fasteners, and key labels.
Ensures various safety and warning labels are present and readable on PDU frames.
Inspects PDU rear panels for covers, sharp edges, fasteners, and key labels.
Verifies the presence and readability of the 3931 machine type certification label on the PDU rear.
Ensures electrical rating, shock hazard, power cord, and line cord warning labels are present on PDU I/O drawers.
Checks for safety labels (spray, goggles, gloves) on PDU radiator pump units and associated hoses.
Ensures goggles and gloves labels are present on PDU reservoir and CPC drawer hoses.
Inspects BPA front panels for covers, sharp edges, fasteners, and key labels.
Ensures various safety and warning labels are present and readable on BPA frames.
Inspects BPA rear panels for covers, sharp edges, fasteners, and key labels.
Verifies the presence and readability of the 3931 machine type certification label on the BPA rear.
Checks for hazardous test points, service warnings, voltage, and weight labels on BPAs.
Ensures the electrical rating label for BPA power supply configurations is present and readable.
Ensures electrical rating, shock hazard, power cord, and line cord warning labels are present on BPA I/O drawers.
Checks for safety labels (spray, goggles, gloves) on BPA radiator pump units and associated hoses.
Ensures goggles and gloves labels are present on BPA reservoir and CPC drawer hoses.
Inspects for non-IBM alterations, attachments, smoke, water damage, rust, and missing fasteners.
Checks for installed Safety Engineering Changes, orders missing ones, and updates machine history.
Provides attention notice about voltage measurements requiring a Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW).
Cautionary note about matching product wiring to facility AC voltage to prevent damage.
Steps to connect power cords, verify cable clips, check labels, and reset circuit breakers.
Steps to connect power cords, verify cable clips, check ports, and reset circuit breakers.
Details the procedure for assembling the KMM (keyboard, monitor, mouse) support hardware.
Instructions for installing KMM frame bracket and mounting bracket to the server frame.
Guides on connecting the white USB-C cable to the KMM and the frame's interface adapter.
Describes the initial power-on sequence, including PSU PWR LED and Support Element window.
Instructions for logging into the Hardware Management Appliance HMC and starting the Virtual Support Element.
Details logging into the Primary Support Element, checking service status, and enabling service.
Verifies system health, checks for power faults, and performs a system-wide cable connection test.
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