Position the Cabinets
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hazard of electric shock, explosion, or arc flash
Do not step/walk on top of the cabinets.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.
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NOTE: Rear access is required for
interconnection of busbars between the bypass inductor cabinet and
the I/O cabinet. If rear access is not available, complete the procedure
described in Install Busbars between the Bypass Inductor Cabinet and the
I/O Cabinet before pushing the cabinets into the final position (Step
5-8).
- Open the front door of the bypass inductor cabinet. Remove
the front covers, the rear cover, and the plastic covers from the
two cutouts on the right side.
Front View of the Bypass Inductor Cabinet
- Remove the rear covers from the I/O cabinet.
Front View of the I/O Cabinet
- Open the front doors and the three inner doors of the I/O
cabinet.
Front View of the Bypass Inductor Cabinet and the I/O Cabinet
- Remove the two rear bottom plates from the I/O cabinet.
Front View of the I/O Cabinet
NOTE: Rear access is required for interconnection of busbars between the bypass inductor cabinet and the I/O cabinet. If rear access is not available, complete the procedure described in Install Busbars between the Bypass Inductor Cabinet and the I/O Cabinet before pushing the cabinets into the final position (Step 5-8). - Push the bypass inductor cabinet into position against
the rear anchoring bracket – the cabinet will connect to the
conic outcroppings on the rear anchoring bracket.
Front View of the Bypass Inductor Cabinet
- Fasten the bypass inductor cabinet to the rear anchoring bracket by tightening the bolts on the front of the bypass inductor cabinet. Torque to 50 Nm (36.87 lb-ft).
- Push the I/O cabinet into position against the rear anchoring
bracket - the I/O cabinet will connect to the conic outcroppings on
the rear anchoring bracket.
Front View of the I/O Cabinet
- Fasten the I/O cabinet to the rear anchoring bracket by tightening the bolts on the rear inside of the I/O cabinet. Torque to 50 Nm (36.87 lb-ft).
- Reinstall the two rear bottom plates in the I/O cabinet.
- Push the power cabinets one by one into position against
the rear anchoring brackets – the cabinets will connect to
the conic outcroppings on the brackets.
CAUTIONrisk of equipment damageWhen pushing the power cabinet into position, push on the frame to avoid damaging the signal cables.Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage.
- Fasten the power cabinets to the rear anchoring brackets by tightening the bolts on the front of the power cabinets. Torque to 50 Nm (36.87 lb-ft).
- Lower the two front feet on all cabinets until they connect with the floor – use a bubble-leveler to ensure that the cabinets are level. Use the provided levelling shims if necessary.
- Install the top baying bracket from the installation kit
0H-9658 on the top of the bypass inductor cabinet and the I/O cabinet.
Front View of the Bypass Inductor Cabinet and the I/O Cabinet
- Mount the M6 screws from the installation kit 0H-9658 from
right to left in the marked positions between the I/O cabinet and
the bypass inductor cabinet.
From I/O Cabinet to Bypass Inductor Cabinet
- Mount the M6 screws from the installation kit 0H-9658 from
right to left in the five marked positions between the power cabinets
and in the four marked positions between the power cabinet and the
I/O cabinet to interconnect the cabinets.
From Power Cabinet to Power Cabinet
From Power Cabinet to I/O Cabinet
