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Contents Doc. No Rack-Mount Kit Overview Equipment Rack DescriptionsRack-Mount Installation Summary Mounting Kit HardwareShows the components in this mounting kit Typical Center-Mount Installation Shows a typical flush-mount installation Prerequisites Lifting the Chassis Safely Safety GuidelinesWorking with Electrical Equipment Lifting Safely Safety with Electricity Power Supply Safety Interlocks-AC-Input Power Supply Shown Equipment Rack ConsiderationsPlastic front panel end Power supply/interface processor endRack Stability Chassis Center of Gravity for Flush-Mount Configurations Rack Dimensions and Site Layout Rack VentilationTools Required Parts ListList of Parts and Tools Installation Installing the BracketsInstalling a Bracket on a Rack Post-Left Bracket Shown Mounting the Brackets to the Rack PostsSecuring the Spanner Bars Positioning and Fastening a Spanner Bar Installing the Ears on the Chassis Attaching the Chassis EarsInstalling the Chassis in the Rack Removing Power Supplies and Interface CablesHandling a Power Supply AC-Input Power Supply Shown Moving the Chassis into the RackUnderside of chassis Chassis FootChecking Electrical Isolation Sliding the Chassis into the RackReplacing Power Supplies and Interface Cables Restarting the System Chassis serial number Slot Circle one Router name Prepared by Location Date Slot Circle oneRSP2 Router name Prepared by Location DatePower Disconnection Warning Power Supply WarningPower Supply Disconnection Warning Electric Shock Warning Chassis Lifting Warning DC Power Disconnection Warning Lightning Activity Warning Chassis Warning-Rack-Mounting and Servicing Translated Safety Warnings Ramp Warning Cisco Information Online