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Maintenance
In this chapter you will find the maintenance procedures to replace individual
components, as well as the entire subsystem enclosure.

Replacing a Disk Drive

CAUTION: Drives and printed circuit board components are sensitive to
electrostatic discharge. To prevent operating failure or damage,
observe the following: Establish a ground for yourself by using the
wrist grounding strap, or by touching the metal chassis prior to
handling or installing the drives or printed circuit board components.
NOTE: There is no need to power OFF the CR8e or the computer system. The
drives are hot swappable.
1Unlock and open the door on the CR8e cabinet.
1Identify the failed drive using the Status LEDs and the Fault LED.
2Using your thumbs, apply a slight pressure outward to release the drive latch
clips, unlocking the failed drive and remove the drive.
3Remove your new disk drive from the shipping carton and inspect the
shipment. Remove the anti-static protective packaging.
4Holding the drive by its edges, locate the Drive Latching Clips and pull out on
the latches to unlock them. The Drive Latching Clips are placed in the locked
position for shipping purposes.