User Service Guide, Fourth Edition - Server Expansion Unit

Chapter 5

Removal and Replacement

Removing and Replacing a DDS-4 or DVD Drive

Removing a DDS-4 or DVD Drive

Figure 5-9 DDS-4 or DVD Drive Detail

NOTE The figure shown above displays two DVD components. Either or both items may be replaced

by a DDS-4 component.

Step 1. To remove the DDS-4 or DVD drive, push the front locking tab toward the DDS-4 or DVD drive,

then pull the tab out to slide the DDS-4 or DVD drive out of the chassis.

NOTE DDS-4 or DVD drive components include removable rails attached to both sides. If

the component is to be replaced, ensure that the replacement component includes the

plastic rails. If the rails are not included, extract the pin that holds each rail, remove

the rail, and install both rails on the replacement component.

There are two sets of holes on each side of the DDS-4 or DVD drive component.

Ensure that the rails are mounted so that the pins fit into the bottom set of holes.

One of the rails has a locking tab attached. Ensure that the rail with the locking tab

is mounted on the left side of theDDS-4 or DVD drive component, as shown in

Figure 4-9, above.

Step 2. Disconnect the power and SCSI cables from the rear of the DDS-4 or DVD drive.

Step 3. Pull the DDS-4 or DVD drive from the chassis and set aside.

NOTE If the system has only one DDS-4 or DVD drive installed, a tray will be located beneath the

DDS-4 or DVD drive as shown in the preceding figure. Follow the same removal procedure to

extract the tray, pushing the bottom front locking tab toward the tray then pulling out on the

tab to remove it from the chassis.

“TO REMOVE

PUSH

THEN PULL OUT”