You must remove the 9363-RC4 rack outriggers, position
the rack, install the system covers, and install the rack stabilizer
bracket before you install the system.
- Remove both outriggers (also known as rack side stabilizing
brackets) from the sides of the rack by removing the four bolts on
each side with the 6 mm hex wrench that is provided. If you plan to
move the rack cabinet to another location, save the outriggers for
use in the future.
Figure 1. Removing the outriggers
- Position the rack where you want it to be installed.
- Use the open-end wrench that comes with the hardware kit
to lower each of the four leveling pads just enough so that they touch
the floor. The rack casters support the weight of the rack cabinet.
The pads prevent the rack from rolling.
- Ensure that the power cords are securely attached to each
power distribution unit (PDU).
- Install the front, back, and side covers onto the system.
- Install the recirculation prevention plate and the front
stabilizer bracket on the front of the rack cabinet. The recirculation
prevention plate uses the same four screws and holes in the rack as
the front stabilizer bracket.
- Align the four holes in the recirculation prevention
plate with the four holes in the rack cabinet.
- Position the front stabilizer bracket in front of the
recirculation prevention plate and align the screw holes.
- Use the four screws and the hex wrench that come in
the hardware kit to secure the front stabilizer bracket and recirculation
prevention plate (also referred to as the air baffle) to the
rack cabinet.
Figure 2. Installing the
recirculation plate and front stabilizer bracket
Figure 3. Installing the
air baffle and front stabilizer bracket using the Rack Door Kit
- Tighten the screws until the stabilizer bracket is flush
against the recirculation prevention plate.