Removing, Drive, Sled – Dell TL2000 User Manual

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a.

On

the

rear

of

the

defective

library,

loosen

the

blue

captive

thumbscrews

on

the

drive.

b.

If

necessary,

remove

the

conductive

tape

from

the

drive

sled.

c.

Pull

straight

back

on

the

tape

drive

handle

to

remove

it

from

the

library.

d.

On

the

rear

of

the

replacement

library

enclosure,

extend

the

black

pull-out

tab

located

underneath

the

lower

right

corner

of

the

lowest

drive

sled

position.

e.

Slowly

insert

each

tape

drive

into

the

replacement

library

enclosure

in

the

same

drive

slot

as

it

was

positioned

in

the

defective

library.

Align

with

the

connectors

on

the

library

while

supporting

the

drive

assembly.

Ensure

that

the

black

pull-out

tab

remains

extended

when

inserting

a

drive

sled

in

the

lowest

drive

position

in

the

library.

f.

Push

in

on

the

tape

drive

handle

while

supporting

the

bottom

of

the

tape

drive

until

it

is

properly

seated.

Important:

Damage

to

the

connector

pins

may

occur

if

this

procedure

is

not

followed

.

g.

Push

the

tape

drive

slowly

into

the

drive

slot

until

the

drive

is

seated

against

the

back

of

the

library.

h.

Tighten

the

captive

thumbscrews

until

the

drive

is

secure.

i.

If

installing

a

drive

sled

without

ESD

springs

(see

apply

conductive

tape

as

shown

in

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Figure

10-18.

Removing

a

drive

sled

from

the

library

(drive

sled

without

ESD

springs

shown)

10-18

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TL2000

Tape

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