Lenovo ThinkCentre M58 User manual

Category
PC/workstation barebones
Type
User manual
ThinkCentre
HardwareMaintenanceManual
MachineTypes:3063,3231,3285,3379,4083,4084,4085,4086,
4087,4088,4099,41385897,6137,6138,6209,6234,6239,6258,
6302,6303,7174,7188,7220,7244,7346,7347,7354,7355,7357,
7358,7360,7373,7483,7484,7571,7582,7627,7628,7630,7635,
7638,7639,8494,8854,8910,9728,9960,9964,and9965
ThinkCentre
HardwareMaintenanceManual
MachineTypes:3063,3231,3285,3379,4083,4084,4085,4086,
4087,4088,4099,41385897,6137,6138,6209,6234,6239,6258,
6302,6303,7174,7188,7220,7244,7346,7347,7354,7355,7357,
7358,7360,7373,7483,7484,7571,7582,7627,7628,7630,7635,
7638,7639,8494,8854,8910,9728,9960,9964,and9965
Note:Beforeusingthisinformationandtheproductitsupports,besuretoreadandunderstandtheChapter
2“Safetyinformation”onpage3andAppendixA“Notices”onpage563.
TwelfthEdition(Feburary2012)
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Administration“GSAcontract,use,reproduction,ordisclosureissubjecttorestrictionssetforthinContractNo.
GS-35F-05925.
Contents
Chapter1.Aboutthismanual......1
Importantsafetyinformation..........1
ImportantinformationaboutreplacingRoHS
compliantFRUs...............1
Chapter2.Safetyinformation......3
Generalsafety................3
Electricalsafety...............3
Voltage-selectionswitch............5
Safetyinspectionguide............5
Handlingelectrostaticdischarge-sensitive
devices..................6
Groundingrequirements............6
Safetynotices(multi-lingualtranslations).....6
Chapter3.Generalinformation....29
OnlineBooksfolder.............29
LenovoThinkVantageTools.........29
SimpleTap................30
LenovoSolutionCenter...........30
ThinkVantageProductivityCenter.......30
AccessHelp...............30
Additionalinformationresources.......31
Specications...............32
Formachinetypes:3063,3231,3285,4084,
4085,4086,4087,6138,6209,6239,6302,
7188,7244,7347,7355,7358,7373,7484,
7571,7628,7635,7639,8494,8854,9728,
9960,and9965.............32
Formachinetypes:3379,4083,4088,4099,
4138,5897,6137,6234,6258,6303,7174,
7220,7346,7354,7357,7360,7483,7582,
7627,7630,7638,8910,and9964......32
Chapter4.Generalcheckout.....35
Problemdeterminationtips..........36
Chapter5.Diagnosticprograms...37
LenovoThinkVantageToolbox........37
LenovoSolutionCenter...........37
LenovoSystemToolbox...........38
PC-DoctorforRescueandRecovery......38
PC-DoctorforDOS.............38
Creatingadiagnosticdisc........39
Runningthediagnosticprogramfromthe
diagnosticdisc.............39
Navigatingthroughthediagnosticprograms.39
Runningtests.............39
Viewingthetestlog...........41
Chapter6.UsingtheSetupUtility...43
StartingtheSetupUtilityprogram.......43
Viewingandchangingsettings........43
Usingpasswords.............43
Passwordconsiderations.........43
Power-OnPassword..........44
AdministratorPassword.........44
HardDiskUserPassword........44
Setting,changing,anddeletingapassword.44
Enablingordisablingadevice........44
Selectingastartupdevice..........45
Selectingatemporarystartupdevice....45
Selectingorchangingthestartupdevice
sequence...............45
ExitingfromtheSetupUtilityprogram.....45
Chapter7.Symptom-to-FRUindex..47
Harddiskdrivebooterror..........47
PowerSupplyProblems...........47
Diagnosticerrorcodes...........48
Beepsymptoms..............65
POSTerrorcodes.............66
Miscellaneouserrormessages........67
Undeterminedproblems...........69
Chapter8.ReplacingFRUs(Machine
Types:3063,3231,3285,4084,4085,
4086,4087,6138,6209,6239,6302,
7188,7244,7347,7355,7358,7373,
7484,7571,7628,7635,7639,8494,
8854,9728,9960,and9965.).....71
Locatingconnectorsonthefrontofthecomputer.71
Locatingconnectorsontherearofthecomputer.72
Removingthecomputercover........73
Locatingcomponents............75
Locatingpartsonthesystemboard......76
Removingandreinstallingthefrontbezel....77
Replacingamemorymodule.........78
Replacingthepowersupply.........79
Replacingtheheatsinkandfanassembly....80
Replacingthemicroprocessor........81
Replacingthesystemboard.........84
Replacingthebattery............86
Replacinganadaptercard..........87
Replacingtheprimaryharddiskdrive......89
Replacingthesecondaryharddiskdrive....92
Replacingtheopticaldrive..........94
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Replacingthediskettedrive.........95
Replacingthefrontfanassembly.......96
Replacingtherearfanassembly........98
ReplacingthefrontaudioandUSBassembly..100
Replacingtheinternalspeaker........101
CompletingtheFRUreplacement.......103
Chapter9.ReplacingFRUs(Machine
Types:3379,4083,4088,4099,4138,
5897,6137,6234,6258,6303,7174,
7220,7346,7354,7357,7360,7483,
7582,7627,7630,7638,8910,and
9964.)................105
Locatingconnectorsonthefrontofthe
computer.................105
Locatingconnectorsontherearofthe
computer.................106
Openingthecomputercover.........107
Accessingthesystemboardcomponentsand
drives..................108
Locatingcomponents............109
Locatingpartsonthesystemboard......110
Replacingthebattery............110
Replacingamemorymodule.........112
Replacinganadaptercard..........113
Replacingthepowersupply.........115
Replacingtheheatsinkandfanassembly....117
Replacingthemicroprocessor........118
Replacingthesystemboard.........121
Replacingtheharddiskdrive.........122
Replacingtheopticaldrive..........124
Replacingthecardreader..........126
Replacingtheinternalspeaker........127
ReplacingthefrontaudioandUSBassembly..130
CompletingtheFRUreplacement.......131
Chapter10.FRUlists........133
Overall:MT3063,3231,3285,4084,4085,4086,
4087,6138,6209,6239,6302,7188,7244,7347,
7355,7358,7373,7484,7571,7628,7635,7639,
8494,8854,9728,9960,and9965.......133
MechanicalFRUs.............168
KeyboardandMouse............180
AdaptersandmiscellaneousFRUs.......214
PowerCords...............221
Recoverydiscs..............234
WindowsXPProfessionalRecoveryCD...234
WindowsVista32HomeBasicRecovery
CD.................245
WindowsVistaHomeBasic32withIE9
RecoveryCD.............257
WindowsVistaBusiness32RecoveryCD..268
WindowsVistaBusiness32SP2withIE9
RecoveryCD.............279
WindowsVistaBusiness64RecoveryCD..291
Windows7HomeBasic32RecoveryCD..294
Windows7HomeBasic32SP1Recovery
CD.................298
Windows7HomePremium32Recovery
CD.................301
Windows7HomePremium32SP1Recovery
CD.................308
Windows7Professional32RecoveryCD..314
Windows7Professional32SP1Recovery
CD.................325
Windows7Professional64RecoveryCD..336
Windows7Professional64SP1Recovery
CD.................345
Windows7Ultimate32SP1RecoveryCD..354
Windows7Ultimate64SP1RecoveryCD..355
WindowsVistaUltimate32RecoveryCD..356
WindowsVistaStarterSP2RecoveryCD..358
Windows7Starter32RecoveryCD....358
Overall:MT3379,4083,4088,4099,4138,5897,
6137,6234,6258,6303,7174,7220,7346,7354,
7357,7360,7483,7582,7627,7630,7638,8910,
and9964.................359
MechanicalFRUs.............386
KeyboardandMouse............398
AdaptersandmiscellaneousFRUs.......428
PowerCords...............433
Recoverydiscs..............445
WindowsXPProfessionalRecoveryCD...445
WindowsVistaHomeBasic32Recovery
CD.................455
WindowsVistaHomeBasic32SP2withIE9
RecoveryCD.............465
WindowsVistaBusiness32RecoveryCD..475
WindowsVistaBusiness32SP2withIE9
RecoveryCD.............485
WindowsVistaBusiness64RecoveryCD..495
WindowsVistaUltimate32RecoveryCD..498
WindowsVistaStarter32SP2Recovery
CD.................501
Windows7HomeBasic32RecoveryCD..501
Windows7HomeBasic32SP1Recovery
CD.................505
Windows7HomePremium32Recovery
CD.................508
Windows7HomePremium32SP1Recovery
CD.................514
Windows7Professional32RecoveryCD..519
Windows7Professional32SP1Recovery
CD.................529
Windows7Professional64RecoveryCD..539
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Windows7Professional64SP1Recovery
CD.................547
Windows7Ultimate32RecoveryCD....555
Windows7Ultimate64RecoveryCD....556
Windows7Starter32SP1RecoveryCD...556
Chapter11.Additionalservice
information.............559
Securityfeatures..............559
Hardwarecontrolledpasswords......559
Operatingsystempassword.......559
VitalProductData...........559
SecureManagedClient.........559
BIOSlevels................559
Updating(ashing)BIOSfromadisc......560
RecoveringfromaPOST/BIOSupdatefailure..560
Powermanagement............561
Automaticcongurationandpowerinterface
(ACPI)BIOS..............561
AutomaticPower-Onfeatures.......561
AppendixA.Notices.........563
Televisionoutputnotice...........564
Trademarks................564
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Chapter1.Aboutthismanual
ThismanualcontainsserviceandreferenceinformationforThinkCentrcomputermachinetypeslistedon
thefrontcover.ThismanualisintendedonlyfortrainedServiceProviderswhoarefamiliarwithLenovo®
computerproducts.
Note:BesuretoreadandunderstandtheChapter2“Safetyinformation”onpage3beforeusingthe
informationinthismanual.
The“Symptom-to-FRUIndex”chapterandtheAdditionalserviceinformation”chapterapplytoall
ThinkCentrecomputers.
ThismanualincludesacompleteFRUpartnumberlistforeachmachinetypelistedonthefrontcover.Ifyou
haveinternetaccess,theFRUpartnumbersarealsoavailableat:
http://www.lenovo.com/support
Importantsafetyinformation
Besuretoreadallcautionanddangerstatementsinthismanualbeforeperforminganyoftheinstructions.
VeuillezliretouteslesconsignesdetypeDANGERetATTENTIONduprésentdocumentavantd'exécuter
lesinstructions.
LesenSieunbedingtalleHinweisevomTyp"ACHTUNG"oder"VORSICHT"indieserDokumentation,bevor
SieirgendwelcheVorgängedurchführen
LeggereleistruzioniintrodottedaATTENZIONEePERICOLOpresentinelmanualeprimadieseguireuna
qualsiasidelleistruzioni
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umadasinstruções
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lasinstrucciones.
ImportantinformationaboutreplacingRoHScompliantFRUs
RoHS,theRestrictionofHazardousSubstancesinElectricalandElectronicEquipmentDirective
(2002/95/EC)isaEuropeanUnionlegalrequirementaffectingtheglobalelectronicsindustry.RoHS
requirementsmustbeimplementedonLenovoproductsplacedonthemarketandsoldinthe
EuropeanUnionafterJune,2006.ProductsonthemarketbeforeJune,2006arenotrequiredto
haveRoHScompliantparts.Ifthepartsarenotcompliantoriginally,replacementpartscanalso
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benoncompliant,butinallcases,ifthepartsarecompliant,thereplacementpartsmustalsobe
compliant.
Note:RoHSandnon-RoHSFRUpartnumberswiththesametandfunctionareidentiedwithunique
FRUpartnumbers.
LenovoplanstotransitiontoRoHScompliancewellbeforetheimplementationdateandexpectsitssuppliers
tobereadytosupportLenovo'srequirementsandscheduleintheEU.Productssoldin2005,willcontain
someRoHScompliantFRUs.ThefollowingstatementpertainstotheseproductsandanyproductLenovo
producescontainingRoHScompliantparts.
RoHScompliantThinkCentrepartshaveuniqueFRUpartnumbers.BeforeorafterJune,2006,failedRoHS
compliantpartsmustalwaysbereplacedusingRoHScompliantFRUs,soonlytheFRUsidentiedas
compliantinthesystemHMMordirectsubstitutionsforthoseFRUscanbeused.
ProductsmarketedbeforeJune2006ProductsmarketedafterJune2006
Currentororiginalpart
ReplacementFRU
Currentororiginalpart
ReplacementFRU
Non-RoHSCanbeNon-RoHS
Non-RoHSCanbeRoHS
Non-RoHSCansubtoRoHS
RoHSMustbeRoHS
MustbeRoHSMustbeRoHS
Note:AdirectsubstitutionisapartwithadifferentFRUpartnumberthatisautomaticallyshippedbythe
distributioncenteratthetimeoforder.
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Chapter2.Safetyinformation
Thischaptercontainsthesafetyinformationthatyouneedtobefamiliarwithbeforeservicingacomputer.
Generalsafety
Followtheserulestoensuregeneralsafety:
Observegoodhousekeepingintheareaofthemachinesduringandaftermaintenance.
Whenliftinganyheavyobject:
1.Ensureyoucanstandsafelywithoutslipping.
2.Distributetheweightoftheobjectequallybetweenyourfeet.
3.Useaslowliftingforce.Nevermovesuddenlyortwistwhenyouattempttolift.
4.Liftbystandingorbypushingupwithyourlegmuscles;thisactionremovesthestrainfromthe
musclesinyourback.Donotattempttoliftanyobjectsthatweighmorethan16kg(35lb)orobjects
thatyouthinkaretooheavyforyou.
Donotperformanyactionthatcauseshazardstothecustomer,orthatmakestheequipmentunsafe.
Beforeyoustartthemachine,ensurethatotherservicerepresentativesandthecustomer'spersonnelare
notinahazardousposition.
Placeremovedcoversandotherpartsinasafeplace,awayfromallpersonnel,whileyouareservicing
themachine.
Keepyourtoolcaseawayfromwalkareassothatotherpeoplewillnottripoverit.
Donotwearlooseclothingthatcanbetrappedinthemovingpartsofamachine.Ensurethatyoursleeves
arefastenedorrolledupaboveyourelbows.Ifyourhairislong,fastenit.
Inserttheendsofyournecktieorscarfinsideclothingorfastenitwithanonconductiveclip,approximately
8centimeters(3inches)fromtheend.
Donotwearjewelry,chains,metal-frameeyeglasses,ormetalfastenersforyourclothing.
Remember:Metalobjectsaregoodelectricalconductors.
Wearsafetyglasseswhenyouare:hammering,drillingsoldering,cuttingwire,attachingsprings,using
solvents,orworkinginanyotherconditionsthatmightbehazardoustoyoureyes.
Afterservice,reinstallallsafetyshields,guards,labels,andgroundwires.Replaceanysafetydevice
thatiswornordefective.
Reinstallallcoverscorrectlybeforereturningthemachinetothecustomer.
Electricalsafety
CAUTION:
Electricalcurrentfrompower,telephone,andcommunicationcablescanbehazardous.Toavoid
personalinjuryorequipmentdamage,disconnecttheattachedpowercords,telecommunication
systems,networks,andmodemsbeforeyouopentheserver/workstationcovers,unlessinstructed
otherwiseintheinstallationandcongurationprocedures.
Observethefollowingruleswhenworkingonelectricalequipment.
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Important:Useonlyapprovedtoolsandtestequipment.Somehandtoolshavehandlescoveredwithasoft
materialthatdoesnotinsulateyouwhenworkingwithliveelectricalcurrents.
Manycustomershave,neartheirequipment,rubberoormatsthatcontainsmallconductivebersto
decreaseelectrostaticdischarges.Donotusethistypeofmattoprotectyourselffromelectricalshock.
Findtheroomemergencypower-off(EPO)switch,disconnectingswitch,orelectricaloutlet.Ifanelectrical
accidentoccurs,youcanthenoperatetheswitchorunplugthepowercordquickly.
Donotworkaloneunderhazardousconditionsornearequipmentthathashazardousvoltages.
Disconnectallpowerbefore:
Performingamechanicalinspection
Workingnearpowersupplies
RemovingorinstallingFieldReplaceableUnits
Beforeyoustarttoworkonthemachine,unplugthepowercord.Ifyoucannotunplugit,askthecustomer
topower-offthewallboxthatsuppliespowertothemachineandtolockthewallboxintheoffposition.
Ifyouneedtoworkonamachinethathasexposedelectricalcircuits,observethefollowingprecautions:
Ensurethatanotherperson,familiarwiththepower-offcontrols,isnearyou.
Remember:Anotherpersonmustbetheretoswitchoffthepower,ifnecessary.
Useonlyonehandwhenworkingwithpowered-onelectricalequipment;keeptheotherhandinyour
pocketorbehindyourback.
Remember:Theremustbeacompletecircuittocauseelectricalshock.Byobservingtheaboverule,
youmaypreventacurrentfrompassingthroughyourbody.
Whenusingtesters,setthecontrolscorrectlyandusetheapprovedprobeleadsandaccessoriesfor
thattester.
Standonsuitablerubbermats(obtainedlocally,ifnecessary)toinsulateyoufromgroundssuchas
metaloorstripsandmachineframes.
Observethespecialsafetyprecautionswhenyouworkwithveryhighvoltages;theseinstructionsarein
thesafetysectionsofmaintenanceinformation.Useextremecarewhenmeasuringhighvoltages.
Regularlyinspectandmaintainyourelectricalhandtoolsforsafeoperationalcondition.
Donotusewornorbrokentoolsandtesters.
Neverassumethatpowerhasbeendisconnectedfromacircuit.First,checkthatithasbeenpowered-off.
Alwayslookcarefullyforpossiblehazardsinyourworkarea.Examplesofthesehazardsaremoistoors,
nongroundedpowerextensioncables,powersurges,andmissingsafetygrounds.
Donottouchliveelectricalcircuitswiththereectivesurfaceofaplasticdentalmirror.Thesurfaceis
conductive;suchtouchingcancausepersonalinjuryandmachinedamage.
Donotservicethefollowingpartswiththepoweronwhentheyareremovedfromtheirnormaloperating
placesinamachine:
Powersupplyunits
Pumps
Blowersandfans
Motorgenerators
andsimilarunits.(Thispracticeensurescorrectgroundingoftheunits.)
Ifanelectricalaccidentoccurs:
Usecaution;donotbecomeavictimyourself.
Switchoffpower.
Sendanotherpersontogetmedicalaid.
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Voltage-selectionswitch
Somecomputersareequippedwithavoltage-selectionswitchlocatednearthepower-cordconnection
pointonthecomputer.Ifyourcomputerhasavoltage-selectionswitch,ensurethatyousettheswitchto
matchthevoltageavailableatyourelectricaloutlet.Settingthevoltage-selectionswitchincorrectlycan
causepermanentdamagetothecomputer.
Ifyourcomputerdoesnothaveavoltage-selectionswitch,yourcomputerisdesignedtooperateonlyatthe
voltageprovidedinthecountryorregionwherethecomputerwasoriginallypurchased.
Ifyourelocateyourcomputertoanothercountry,beawareofthefollowing:
Ifyourcomputerdoesnothaveavoltage-selectionswitch,donotconnectthecomputertoanelectrical
outletuntilyouhaveveriedthatthevoltageprovidedisthesameasitwasinthecountryorregion
wherethecomputerwasoriginallypurchased.
Ifyourcomputerhasavoltage-selectionswitch,donotconnectthecomputertoanelectricaloutletuntil
youhaveveriedthatthevoltage-selectionswitchissettomatchthevoltageprovidedinthatcountry
orregion.
Ifyouarenotsureofthevoltageprovidedatyourelectricaloutlet,contactyourlocalelectriccompanyor
refertoofcialWebsitesorotherliteraturefortravelerstothecountryorregionwhereyouarelocated.
Safetyinspectionguide
Theintentofthisinspectionguideistoassistyouinidentifyingpotentiallyunsafeconditionsonthese
products.Eachmachine,asitwasdesignedandbuilt,hadrequiredsafetyitemsinstalledtoprotectusers
andservicepersonnelfrominjury.Thisguideaddressesonlythoseitems.However,goodjudgmentshould
beusedtoidentifypotentialsafetyhazardsduetoattachmentoffeaturesoroptionsnotcoveredbythis
inspectionguide.
Ifanyunsafeconditionsarepresent,youmustdeterminehowserioustheapparenthazardcouldbeand
whetheryoucancontinuewithoutrstcorrectingtheproblem.
Considertheseconditionsandthesafetyhazardstheypresent:
Electricalhazards,especiallyprimarypower(primaryvoltageontheframecancauseseriousorfatal
electricalshock).
Explosivehazards,suchasadamagedCRTfaceorbulgingcapacitor
Mechanicalhazards,suchaslooseormissinghardware
Theguideconsistsofaseriesofstepspresentedinachecklist.Beginthecheckswiththepoweroff,and
thepowercorddisconnected.
Checklist:
1.Checkexteriorcoversfordamage(loose,broken,orsharpedges).
2.Power-offthecomputer.Disconnectthepowercord.
3.Checkthepowercordfor:
a.Athird-wiregroundconnectoringoodcondition.Useametertomeasurethird-wireground
continuityfor0.1ohmorlessbetweentheexternalgroundpinandframeground.
b.Thepowercordshouldbetheappropriatetypeasspeciedinthepartslistings.
c.Insulationmustnotbefrayedorworn.
4.Removethecover.
Chapter2.Safetyinformation5
5.Checkforanyobviousalterations.Usegoodjudgmentastothesafetyofanyalterations.
6.Checkinsidetheunitforanyobviousunsafeconditions,suchasmetallings,contamination,wateror
otherliquids,orsignsofreorsmokedamage.
7.Checkforworn,frayed,orpinchedcables.
8.Checkthatthepower-supplycoverfasteners(screwsorrivets)havenotbeenremovedortamperedwith.
Handlingelectrostaticdischarge-sensitivedevices
Anycomputerpartcontainingtransistorsorintegratedcircuits(ICs)shouldbeconsideredsensitiveto
electrostaticdischarge(ESD).ESDdamagecanoccurwhenthereisadifferenceinchargebetweenobjects.
ProtectagainstESDdamagebyequalizingthechargesothatthemachine,thepart,theworkmat,andthe
personhandlingthepartareallatthesamecharge.
Notes:
1.Useproduct-specicESDprocedureswhentheyexceedtherequirementsnotedhere.
2.MakesurethattheESDprotectivedevicesyouusehavebeencertied(ISO9000)asfullyeffective.
WhenhandlingESD-sensitiveparts:
Keepthepartsinprotectivepackagesuntiltheyareinsertedintotheproduct.
Avoidcontactwithotherpeoplewhilehandlingthepart.
Wearagroundedwriststrapagainstyourskintoeliminatestaticonyourbody.
Preventthepartfromtouchingyourclothing.Mostclothingisinsulativeandretainsachargeevenwhen
youarewearingawriststrap.
Usetheblacksideofagroundedworkmattoprovideastatic-freeworksurface.Thematisespecially
usefulwhenhandlingESD-sensitivedevices.
Selectagroundingsystem,suchasthoselistedbelow,toprovideprotectionthatmeetsthespecic
servicerequirement.
Note:TheuseofagroundingsystemisdesirablebutnotrequiredtoprotectagainstESDdamage.
AttachtheESDgroundcliptoanyframeground,groundbraid,orgreen-wireground.
UseanESDcommongroundorreferencepointwhenworkingonadouble-insulatedor
battery-operatedsystem.Youcanusecoaxorconnector-outsideshellsonthesesystems.
Usetheroundground-prongoftheacplugonac-operatedcomputers.
Groundingrequirements
Electricalgroundingofthecomputerisrequiredforoperatorsafetyandcorrectsystemfunction.Proper
groundingoftheelectricaloutletcanbeveriedbyacertiedelectrician.
Safetynotices(multi-lingualtranslations)
Thecautionanddangersafetynoticesinthissectionareprovidedinthefollowinglanguages:
English
Arabic
Brazilian/Portuguese
Chinese(simplied)
Chinese(traditional)
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French
German
Hebrew
Italian
Korean
Spanish
DANGER
Electricalcurrentfrompower,telephoneandcommunicationcablesishazardous.
Toavoidashockhazard:
Donotconnectordisconnectanycablesorperforminstallation,maintenance,orreconguration
ofthisproductduringanelectricalstorm.
Connectallpowercordstoaproperlywiredandgroundedelectricaloutlet.
Connecttoproperlywiredoutletsanyequipmentthatwillbeattachedtothisproduct.
Whenpossible,useonehandonlytoconnectordisconnectsignalcables.
Neverturnonanyequipmentwhenthereisevidenceofre,water,orstructuraldamage.
Disconnecttheattachedpowercords,telecommunicationssystems,networks,andmodems
beforeyouopenthedevicecovers,unlessinstructedotherwiseintheinstallationandconguration
procedures.
Connectanddisconnectcablesasdescribedinthefollowingtableswheninstalling,moving,or
openingcoversonthisproductorattacheddevices.
ToConnectToDisconnect
1.TurneverythingOFF.
2.First,attachallcablestodevices.
3.Attachsignalcablestoconnectors.
4.Attachpowercordstooutlet.
5.TurndeviceON.
1.TurneverythingOFF.
2.First,removepowercordsfromoutlet.
3.Removesignalcablesfromconnectors.
4.Removeallcablesfromdevices.
CAUTION:
Whenreplacingthelithiumbattery,useonlyPartNumber45C1566oranequivalenttypebattery
recommendedbythemanufacturer.Ifyoursystemhasamodulecontainingalithiumbattery,replace
itonlywiththesamemoduletypemadebythesamemanufacturer.Thebatterycontainslithiumand
canexplodeifnotproperlyused,handled,ordisposedof.Donot:
Throworimmerseintowater
Heattomorethan100°C(212°F)
Repairordisassemble
Disposeofthebatteryasrequiredbylocalordinancesorregulations.
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CAUTION:
Whenlaserproducts(suchasCD-ROMs,DVD-ROMdrives,beropticdevices,ortransmitters)are
installed,notethefollowing:
Donotremovethecovers.Removingthecoversofthelaserproductcouldresultinexposureto
hazardouslaserradiation.Therearenoserviceablepartsinsidethedevice.
Useofcontrolsoradjustmentsorperformanceofproceduresotherthanthosespeciedherein
mightresultinhazardousradiationexposure.
DANGER
SomelaserproductscontainanembeddedClass3AorClass3Blaserdiode.Notethefollowing:
Laserradiationwhenopen.Donotstareintothebeam,donotviewdirectlywithoptical
instruments,andavoiddirectexposuretothebeam.
≥18kg(37lbs)≥32kg(70.5lbs)≥55kg(121.2lbs)
CAUTION:
Usesafepracticeswhenlifting.
CAUTION:
Thepowercontrolbuttononthedeviceandthepowerswitchonthepowersupplydonotturnoff
theelectricalcurrentsuppliedtothedevice.Thedevicealsomighthavemorethanonepower
cord.Toremoveallelectricalcurrentfromthedevice,ensurethatallpowercordsaredisconnected
fromthepowersource.
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≥18kg(37lbs)≥32kg(70.5lbs)≥55kg(121.2lbs)
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PERIGO
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Acorrenteelétricaprovenientedecabosdealimentação,detelefoneedecomunicaçõeséperigosa.
Paraevitarriscodechoqueelétrico:
Nãoconectenemdesconectenenhumcaboouexecuteinstalação,manutençãooureconguração
desteprodutoduranteumatempestadecomraios.
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Todoequipamentoqueforconectadoaesteprodutodeveserconectadoatomadascorretamente
instaladas.
Quandopossível,utilizeapenasumadasmãosparaconectaroudesconectarcabosdesinal.
Nuncaliguenenhumequipamentoquandohouverevidênciadefogo,águaoudanosestruturais.
Antesdeabrirtampasdedispositivos,desconectecabosdealimentação,sistemasdetelecomunicação,
redesemodemsconectados,amenosqueespecicadodemaneiradiferentenosprocedimentosde
instalaçãoeconguração.
Conecteedesconecteoscabosconformedescritonatabelaapresentadaaseguiraoinstalar,moverou
abrirtampasdesteprodutooudedispositivosconectados.
ParaConectar:ParaDesconectar:
1.DESLIGUETudo.
2.Primeiramente,conectetodososcabosaos
dispositivos.
3.Conecteoscabosdesinalaosconectores.
4.Conecteoscabosdealimentaçãoàstomadas.
5.LIGUEosdispositivos.
1.DESLIGUETudo.
2.Primeiramente,removaoscabosdealimentaçãodas
tomadas.
3.Removaoscabosdesinaldosconectores.
4.Removatodososcabosdosdispositivos.
CUIDADO:
Aosubstituirabateriadelítio,utilizeapenasumabateriacomNúmerodePeça45C1566ouumtipo
debateriaequivalenterecomendadopeloSeoseusistemapossuiummódulocomumabateriade
lítio,substitua-oapenasporummódulodomesmotipoedomesmofabricante.Abateriacontémlítio
epodeexplodirsenãoforutilizada,manuseadaoudescartadademaneiracorreta.
Não:
Jogueoucoloquenaágua
Aqueçaamaisde100°C(212°F)
Consertenemdesmonte
Descarteabateriaconformerequeridopelasleisouregulamentoslocais.
PRECAUCIÓN:
Quandoprodutosalaser(comounidadesdeCD-ROMs,unidadesdeDVD-ROM,dispositivosdebraótica
outransmissores)estivereminstalados,observeoseguinte:
Chapter2.Safetyinformation11
Nãoremovaastampas.Aremoçãodastampasdeumprodutoalaserpoderesultaremexposição
prejudicialàradiaçãodelaser.Nãoexistempeçasquepodemserconsertadasnointeriordodispositivo.
Autilizaçãodecontrolesouajustesouaexecuçãodeprocedimentosdiferentesdosespecicadosaqui
poderesultaremexposiçãoprejudicialàradiação.
PERIGO
AlgunsprodutosalasercontêmdiododelaserintegradodaClasse3AoudaClasse3B.Observeoseguinte:
Radiaçãoalaserquandoaberto.Nãoolhediretamenteparaofeixeaolhonuoucominstrumentosópticose
eviteexposiçãodiretaaofeixe.
≥18kg(37lbs)≥32kg(70.5lbs)≥55kg(121.2lbs)
CUIDADO:
Utilizeprocedimentosdesegurançaparalevantarequipamentos.
CUIDADO:
Obotãodecontroledealimentaçãododispositivoeobotãoparaligar/desligardafontedealimentação
nãodesligamacorrenteelétricafornecidaaodispositivo.Odispositivotambémpodetermaisdeumcabo
dealimentação.Pararemovertodaacorrenteelétricadodispositivo,assegurequetodososcabosde
alimentaçãoestejamdesconectadosdafontedealimentação.
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