Permanently removing a redundant power supply – Dell PowerVault ML6000 User Manual

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Chapter 12 Installing, Removing, and Replacing

Adding, Removing, and Replacing Power Supplies

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide

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Required tools:

None

1

Save the library configuration (see

Saving the Library Configuration

on page 385).

2

Locate the vacant power supply slot and remove the cover plate. Save

the cover plate in case the redundant power supply needs to be

removed at a later date.

3

Insert the new power supply into the vacant slot.

4

When inserting the power supply, make sure that you insert it

correctly with its on/off switch located at the bottom of the supply,

below the handle. The power supply must be level to slide in

smoothly.

5

Tighten the power supply’s thumbscrews to secure the power supply

to the library module.

6

Plug in the power supply cord.

7

Turn on the power supply’s power, using the switch on the rear of

the power supply.

8

Check the status of the power supply’s LEDs. The top green LED and

the blue LED should be solidly lit.

9

Power on the library.

10

Check the status of the power supply’s LEDs. The two green LEDs

should be solidly lit, and the blue LED should be off.

Permanently Removing a
Redundant Power
Supply

12

These instructions explain how to remove a redundant power supply

from the 5U Library Control Module. You may need to remove the

second power supply if it is no longer necessary for the library.

Required tools:

None

Note:

The 5U Library Control Module and each 9U Library

Expansion Module with drives must use at least one power

supply. You can add a redundant power supply to each

module.

Installing one power supply in one module and another power

supply in another module does not provide redundant power;

the two power supplies must reside within the same module.

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