MLS400
MLS400 Appliances have a redundant power supply unit (PSU) and support DC PSUs.
If necessary, you can replace a PSU. Note that all PSUs on an appliance must be of the same type (DC).
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Important - Make sure you are electromagnetically grounded before you install, uninstall, or replace a PSU. ESD (electrostatic discharge) can damage the appliance. |
Item |
Description |
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1 |
Release lever |
2 |
LED indicator for each power supply unit
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3 |
Extractor handle |
4 |
Two DC PSUs, next to each other |
5 |
ESD grounding point |
6 |
Alarm Off button for power supply units |
Removing a DC Power Supply Unit
Before you remove a power supply unit, we recommend that you make sure that either:
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A second DC power supply is installed and connected to a working power source.
Or
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The appliance is shut down.
To remove a power supply unit:
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Remove the power cord from the power supply unit.
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If the alarm sounds, press the Alarm Off button to the right of the power supply units.
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While you press and hold the release lever, pull the extraction handle to remove the power supply unit.
Item |
Description |
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1 |
Release lever |
2 |
Extractor handle |
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Note - Remove the power supply unit only with the extraction handle to prevent any possible damage. |
Installing a Replacement DC Power Supply Unit
To install a replacement power supply unit:
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Insert the power supply unit into the power supply slot.
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Push the power supply unit in until the release lever clicks.
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Insert the power cord into the power supply socket.
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Make sure that the power LED is lit up.
PSU Configuration and Monitoring
See the Getting Started Guide for PSU configuration and monitoring options: