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3.9 Removing and Replacing the Cabinet Kick Plate

When installing or removing disk or tape drives in the two lower positions

(positions 1 and 2), you must remove the cabinet front kick plate to install the

chassis stabilizer brackets, only for the RA90/RA92 disk drive.

Remove the cabinet kick plate using the following procedure and Figure 3–10:

1. Remove the two 10/32 pan-head Phillips sems screws that secure the

kick plate to the cabinet frame. Hold the kick plate with one hand after

removing the second screw, or it will fall to the ﬂoor.

2. Place the kick plate and its hardware in a safe place.

Replace the cabinet kick plate using the following procedure and Figure 3–10:

1. Slide the pointed tabs on the back of the kick plate into the cabinet

mounting bracket holes at the base of the frame. Note the kick plate tabs

slide up into the holes, as opposed to seating down into the holes.

2. Push the kick plate ﬂush to the frame, then reinsert the two 10/32

pan-head Phillips sems screws.

3. Tighten the screws.

3.10 Stabilizer Plate (Weight)

To make sure the stability of a cabinet that contains a single storage element

in position 5 or 1, a 25-pound stabilizer plate has been installed at the factory.

The stabilizer plate is attached to the underside of the upper cabinet H-

stiffener, and is fastened to the upper front and rear cabinet crossbars. It is

not necessary to remove the stabilizer plate after installing additional add-on

storage elements.

3.11 Ground Wire

An additional ground wire is shipped with the cabinet and mounted at the

rear. This ground wire is used to optimize the signal integrity. Connect the

open end of the ground wire to the target system to achieve equal ground

levels between storage cabinet and the system. This wire has to be used in

case the cabinet and the system are connected to different grounding systems

or different mains.

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