Checkpoint TE250X User manual

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Replacing Check Point TE
Appliances Power Supply Unit
706347
Protected
2015
This document describes how to replace the power supply units for the TE250X
Appliance , TE1000X Appliance, and TE2000X Appliance. They have a redundant
power supply unit. If necessary, you can replace a power supply or placeholder
unit.
Important - Make certain that you are electromagnetically
grounded when performing the following procedures. Static
electricity can damage the appliance.
TE250X Appliance
Item Description Item Description
1 Power supply unit 5 Extraction handle
2 LED 6 Power cord socket
3 Release lever 7 Red alarm button
4 Power switch

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Note - The TE250X Appliance figure shows the appliance populated
with two power supply units. The default configuration contains only
one power supply unit.
TE1000X Appliance and TE2000X Appliance
Item Description Item Description
1 Power switch 5 LED
2 Power cord socket 6 Power supply unit
3 Release lever 7 Red alarm button
4 Extraction handle

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Removing Power Supplies
To remove a power supply unit:
1. If the alarm sounds, press the red alarm button to the right of the power
supply unit.
The alarm stops.
2. Remove the power cord from the power supply unit.
3. Engage and hold the release lever on the power supply or placeholder unit.
4. Pull the extraction handle to remove the power supply or placeholder unit.
Note - Remove the power supply unit with the extraction
handle to prevent any possible damage.
Installing Power Supply Units
To install a replacement power supply unit:
1. Insert the power supply or placeholder unit into the power supply slot.
2. Push the power supply or placeholder unit until the release lever clicks.
3. Insert the power cord into the power supply socket.
4. Make sure that the green LED is illuminated.