HP Modular Cooling System manual Replacing the water valve

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12.Using pliers, included in the replacement kit, loosen the two nuts on either side of the water valve.

13.Remove the water valve and two gaskets, one on either side of the water valve, from the MCS G2 unit.

Replacing the water valve

1.Clean any remaining gasket debris from the two connecting flat-face coupling surfaces.

2.Align the water valve with the pipes in the MCS G2 unit.

3.Insert one gasket on either side of the valve, between the two nuts.

4.Using pliers, included in the replacement kit, tighten the two nuts on either side of the valve, securing the water valve to the pipe.

5.Reconnect the main inlet water hose ("Reconnecting the main water hoses" on page 73).

6.Restore the water flow to the MCS G2 unit ("Restoring water flow" on page 74).

7.Verify that there are no leaks. If a leak is found, tighten the nuts on either side of the valve.

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Contents HP Modular Cooling System G2 Maintenance and Service Guide Intended audience Contents Troubleshooting Parts only warranty service Customer self repairRéparation par le client CSR Riparazione da parte del cliente Service de garantie pièces seulesServizio di garanzia per i soli componenti Reparaciones del propio cliente Servicio de garantía exclusivo de componentes Reparo feito pelo cliente Garantieservice Parts OnlyServiço de garantia apenas para peças Customer self repair Customer self repair Customer self repair Customer self repair Replaceable spare parts Illustrated parts catalogDescription Spare part Customer self repair Number Page Illustrated parts catalog Spare replacement tips Removal and replacement proceduresSpare replacement video OverviewComponent location Callout Component Required toolsPreparation procedures Safety considerationsDisconnecting the power Rack warnings and cautionsDraining water from the MCS G2 unit Turning off the waterRemoving the AC transfer switch AC transfer switchReplacing the AC transfer switch Removing the air bleeder valve Air bleeder valveReplacing the air bleeder valve Bottom fan unitReplacing the bottom fan unit Removing the bottom fan unitRemoving the condensation pump Condensation pumpRemoval and replacement procedures Replacing the condensation pump Removal and replacement procedures Removing the fan controller Fan controllerReplacing the fan controller Removing the fan unit Fan unitReplacing the fan unit Removing the flow meter sensor Flow meter sensorRemoval and replacement procedures Replacing the flow meter sensor Removal and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Removing the front automatic door release Front automatic door releaseReplacing the front automatic door release Removing the management module Management moduleRemoval and replacement procedures Replacing the management module Removing the operator display Operator displayRemoval and replacement procedures Replacing the operator display Removal and replacement procedures Rear automatic door release Removing the rear automatic door release Replacing the rear automatic door release Removal and replacement procedures Removing the water controller Water controllerRemoval and replacement procedures Replacing the water controller Removal and replacement procedures Removing the water level sensors Water level sensorsReplacing the water level sensors Removal and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Removing the water valve Water valveRemoval and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Replacing the water valve Removal and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Removal and replacement procedures Operation checklist Reconnecting the main water hosesReconnecting the power Restoring water flow Maintenance and service MaintenanceWater quality requirements and specifications Air and water heat exchanger maintenanceFrost damage Water precautionsDiagnostic tools Condensation managementPlumbing materials to avoid HP Modular Cooling System troubleshooting TroubleshootingMCS specifications SpecificationsHP 10642 G2 Rack specifications Environmental specificationsThermal and air flow performance Acronyms and abbreviations Index Index
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Modular Cooling System specifications

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