Vertiv Tech SmartCabinet2-E Series - Parts Replacement and Recycle; Replace Equipment Filter

SmartCabinet2-E Series Computer Room Solution Product User Manual
78 Chapter 4 Maintenance
Monitoring Device is
Offline
Communication cable breaks or falls
off
Check all communication cables and restore cable connections
Monitoring device is damaged
Call the VERTIV technical service hotline
Atmosphere Lamp and
ECO Module Cannot
Start
Monitoring link falls off
After the monitoring link is restored, the maintenance personnel
should manually click the "save and take effect" button in the
"alarm association" page in the WEB background, and the 4DO
module can resume normal operation
The SMS module can't
get a text message.
Weak signal from local services or
delayed transmission from base
stations
Check services signals.
UIM card has full SMS storage, can't
store more SMS
Remove expired messages from UIM cards to ensure adequate
storage space
 Notices
1. Under normal operation of the ECO mode, when the monitoring system goes offline or goes down due to failure, the system
will automatically turn off the ECO mode. If the monitoring system fails to return to normal within 10 min, the air conditioner
will start automatically to ensure the internal temperature environment of the cabinet.
2. When the monitoring system parameters or settings are changed during use, the monitoring system needs to be restarted. The
method is: Switch off the 24 V power supply circuit breaker on the PMU and switch it on after 3 s. The system will start
automatically to ensure that the new configuration information can be accurately sent to each monitoring component.
4.6 Parts Replacement and Recycle
4.6.1 Replace equipment filter
1. Replace filter of ECO fan module
1) Remove the (2 pcs) fixing screws of the decorative guard and upwards remove the decorative guard clamped on
the fan module, as shown in Figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2 Remove Decorative Guard of ECO Fan Module
2) Remove the (14 pcs) fixing screws of the filter hood and remove the old filter, as shown in Figure 4-3.