Magma P13RR-TEL user manual Replacing a Fan

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module. Then press the yellow alarm monitoring reset button on the front panel to reset the monitoring operation. The power load will again be shared between these two modules.

In order to ensure the safety and efficiency of your expansion system, it is recommended that you keep a spare power supply module on hand – just in case. Protect yourself, keep a spare. Order your spare power supply module from Magma – PN 40- 00022-01.

Replacing a Fan

The expansion system chassis provides three (3) high-volume fans to keep your PCI cards running smoothly. If a fan fails, the monitor will display a message in the display window, sound an alarm, update the web-access-page, and, if you have configured the SNMP monitoring for email alerts, it will also send you an email advising you of the power failure.

Unlike the “hot-swappable” redundant power supply repair, you will have to shut off power to the expansion system chassis to replace a failed fan. Remember to shut down the host computer first.

First, remove the chassis cover, and the Surveillance Pro 2 control panel using the four (4) screws on the front panel. Next, identify the fan that needs replacement. Now, remove the four (4) white plastic thumb-screws that are located in each corner of the fan.

Gently remove the fan front grill and the fan itself. Finally, unplug the fan’s power connector to remove the fan completely from the chassis.

Replace the fan with a new one, PN 26- 00028-01, which is available from Magma.

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