• Identify the rear door and pivot pin.
• Insert a flat metal washer in the short
end of the door pivot pin.
• Then fit the pin into the hole found on
the right side of the bottom panel.
• Put another washer on the exposed tip
of the pin. Next, position the door and
carefully lower it to engage the pivot pin
below.
• Pull down the spring lock located on the
upper right section of the door and
release it into the hinge hole in the
enclosure.
• Identify the rear cam lock and key set.
• Start by unfastening the screw located
on the back end of the lock. Take apart
the metal washer, lock hook plate and
nut. The white plastic washer around the
lock is the only part that must not be
removed.
• Proceed to insert the cam lock with the
plastic washer into the door opening from
the outside. When doing so, make sure
the lock is in its unlocked position.
• First, replace the nut you just removed
to fasten the lock from the inside of the
door.
• Continue to replace the lock offset
plate, washer and the screw.
• After making sure the lock offset plate
is on its vertical (fully open) position,
tighten the screw to secure the lock
assembly in place.
• Use the keys to test the lock and verify
that the latching mechanism is working
properly.
• Identify the front mesh door and pivot
pin.
• Insert a flat metal washer in the short
end of the door pivot pin.
• Then fit the pin into the hole found on
the right side of the bottom panel.
• Put another washer on the exposed tip
of the pin. Next, position the door and
carefully lower it to engage the pivot pin
below.
• Pull down the spring lock located on the
upper right section of the door and
release it into the hinge hole in the
enclosure.
• Identify the front cam lock and key set.
• Start by unfastening the two screws
attaching the exterior plate of the lock.
• Take apart the screw, stop cam
washer, lock offset plate and exterior
back plate. The black rubber seal around
the lock remains assembled.
• Proceed to insert the cam lock into the
door opening from the outside.
• First, replace the exterior back plate by
screwing it to the lock assembly from the
inside, using the two screws you just
removed.
• Next, replace the stop cam washer,
followed by the offset plate and the screw
from the inside of the door.
• After making sure the lock offset plate
is on its vertical (fully open) position,
tighten the screw to secure the lock
assembly in place.
• To open the door, push the lock in, pull
the recessed handle out and rotate it 90°
counter-clockwise to unlock the latch. To
close it, turn the handle clockwise to
engage the latch and push it back to its
center position.
• Use the keys to test the lock and verify
that the locking mechanism is working
properly.
• Identify the green/yellow pigtail grounding
cables.
• Locate the grounding copper studs on
the door, side panel and base found in the
front section of the cabinet, and also the
studs on the door, side panel and base
found in the rear section of the unit.
• Unfasten the nut from each stud and
remove one of the two copper washers.
• Connect one end of the pigtail grounding
cable to the enclosure stud, and the
other end, to the stud located on the
door or side panel.
• Replace the copper washer you just
removed and screw the nut back to
attach both ends of the pigtail.
• Repeat the same procedure until the
front and rear doors, and the panels on
both sides are properly grounded.
• With the power switch set to off, plug
the fan tray unit cord into a wall outlet.
Important: verify that the correct voltage
has been selected prior to plugging in and
turning on the fan tray unit.
• The enclosure assembly is now complete.
1 rear cam
lock with
offset plate
1 set of keys
Image Assembly stepsRequired parts Image Assembly stepsRequired parts
1 door pivot
pin
2 flat metal
washers
1 front mesh
door
1 front cam
lock with
handle and
offset plate
1 set of keys
4 green/yellow
pigtails
1 door pivot
pin
2 flat metal
washers
1 rear
mesh door
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