Remove the shipping brackets mounted
on the system processor card assemblies and system processor voltage
regulator cards. See Figure 1.
Figure 1. Shipping brackets - system
processor card assembly and system processor voltage regulator cards
(front of CEC)
First, remove the thumbscrews (might require a screwdriver
if tight), then slide out the brackets and finger assemblies.
Do not discard the shipping brackets and finger assemblies.
Reassemble them and store them in the document enclosure (upper left
at the front of the rack).
Note: To remove the shipping
bracket from the lower system processor assembly, it might be necessary
to remove the hold-down bracket from the upper pair of I/O enclosures
(rB1, rB2). See Figure 2.
Remove the orange shipping bracket from the rear of each
CEC enclosure to prevent the CECs from overheating.
At the front of Rack-1 above the CEC enclosures,
slide the management console ThinkPad laptop drawer out to the service
position. This allows access to the T-bracket mounting screws for
the upper CEC.
At the rear of Rack-1, first loosen the T-bracket screws
to allow the T-bracket to drop clear of the power supplies, then remove
the entire bracket assembly. It is not necessary to completely remove
the T-bracket. See Figure 3.
Figure 3. Shipping bracket mounting screws
(rear of CEC)
Figure 4. Shipping T-bracket and mounting
screws (rear of CEC)
Do not discard the shipping brackets, store them in
the open space inside the rear of the rack beneath the lower CEC enclosure
or in the document enclosure (upper left at the front of the rack).
If there is an orange
shipping bracket at the rear of a storage enclosure, remove it.
At the rear of the rack, remove the nylock nut 1 that
attaches the orange shipping bracket to the left and right horizontal
rails. See Figure 5.
Slide the bracket away from the storage enclosure so
the middle support cross pin 2 disengages
from the slot. See Figure 5.
If possible, store the brackets and nylock nuts for
future use when the rack is shipped back to IBM® or another destination.