Bus Bar Clip Replacement

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This guide demonstrates how to replace a bus bar clip in an Open Vault system. == Acronyms and Terms ==

  1. Unscrew one Phillips #2 screw securing the bus lead management clip to the fan controller board. Unscrew one Phillips #2 screw securing the bus lead management clip to the fan controller board. Unscrew one Phillips #2 screw securing the bus lead management clip to the fan controller board.

    • Unscrew one Phillips #2 screw securing the bus lead management clip to the fan controller board.

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  2. Unscrew four Phillips #2 screws that secure the bus bar leads to the fan controller board. Unscrew four Phillips #2 screws that secure the bus bar leads to the fan controller board. Unscrew four Phillips #2 screws that secure the bus bar leads to the fan controller board.

    • Unscrew four Phillips #2 screws that secure the bus bar leads to the fan controller board.

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  3. Unscrew four Torx T10 screws.

    • Unscrew four Torx T10 screws.

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  4. Remove the bus bar clip from the Open Vault chassis. Remove the bus bar clip from the Open Vault chassis.

    • Remove the bus bar clip from the Open Vault chassis.

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  5. Insert a new bar clip into the chassis.

    • Insert a new bar clip into the chassis.

    • It is important to ensure that positive and negative lead polarity is oriented as indicated by the markings on the chassis, as annotated. Power polarity is indicated as follows:

    • PWR: (+)

    • GND: (-)

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  6. Screw in the Phillips #2 screw to secure the bus lead management clip to the fan controller board. Screw in the Phillips #2 screw to secure the bus lead management clip to the fan controller board.

    • Screw in the Phillips #2 screw to secure the bus lead management clip to the fan controller board.

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  7. Screw in four Phillips #2 screws to secure the bus leads to the fan controller board.

    • Screw in four Phillips #2 screws to secure the bus leads to the fan controller board.

    • It is important to ensure that positive and negative lead polarity is oriented as indicated by the markings on the chassis. Power polarity is indicated as follows:

    • PWR: (+)

    • GND: (-)

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