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HP StoreEver MSL6480 Tape
CAUTION:
Parts can be damaged by
Library Drive Power (DC-DC
electrostatic discharge. Keep parts in
electrostatic containers until needed. Ensure you
Converter) Board Replacement
are properly grounded when touching static
sensitive components.
Abstract
The drive power board is a mandatory customer self repair
Identifying the failed component
part. HP customer self repair (CSR) programs allow you to
repair your StoreEver product. If a CSR part needs
Using the OCP (operator control panel) or RMI (remote
replacing, HP ships the part directly to you so that you can
management interface):
install it at your convenience. For more information about
CSR, contact your local service provider. For North America,
1.
Activate the UID (Unit Identification) LEDs from
see the CSR website: www.hp.com/go/selfrepair
the Maintenance→UID LED Control screen. This
will illuminate the blue LED on the front and rear
of the base module to identify the library
containing the failed component.
2.
Identify the module within the library that contains
the failed component:
a.
In the upper left corner of the Home screen,
locate the module that indicates an error.
b.
Click or tap the module for information on
the failed component.
NOTE:
There are two drive power
boards in each module; the screen will
indicate whether the left or right drive
power board (as seen from the rear of
the library) has failed. On the failed
board itself, the amber LED might be
illuminated and visible through the fan
grating.
Powering off the library
1.
Verify that any applications using the library are
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idle.
2.
Press the power button just below the OCP and
hold for three seconds; the green light will go off.
NOTE:
Under normal circumstances, when the
library is powered off using the front power
button the robot automatically parks and locks
into the base module.
HP Part Number: QU625-96305
Published: June 2013
Edition: 1
*QU625-96305*
Preparing to remove the drive power board
Unplug the AC power cords from the module
containing the failed drive power board.
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