User manual QUANTUM ADDENDUM STUX2001XX CL400LWXX

[. . . ] If the cartridge is loaded and seated, and the tape is threaded or partially threaded on the take-up hub, go to "Cartridge is Loaded and Seated with Tape Threaded" on page 4. Manually Removing an LTO Cartridge Figure 1. Diagram of Drives with Leader Pin Inside LTO Cartridge (Tape Not Threaded on Take-up Hub) Cartridge is Loaded and Seated If the cartridge is loaded and seated and the leader pin is still inside the cartridge, follow these steps to remove the cartridge. To remove the cartridge you will need a small, flat-blade screwdriver 1. [. . . ] Be especially careful not to touch the tape head assembly. The MR elements in this assembly are highly susceptible to damage from static electricity. . Worm gear Lead screw Load arm Slot in drive chassis Head assembly Take-up reel and hub Tape grabber Figure 3. Be sure the head assembly is in the lowered position by turning the lead screw (see Figure 4 on page 5Error!Bookmark not defined. ) clockwise with the flat blade screwdriver. This is necessary to allow the load arm to clear the head assembly when it is moved back toward the cartridge. 4 Manually Removing an LTO Cartridge Figure 4. Lead Screw (Tape Threaded on Take-up Reel) 2. Replace the drive cover to protect the gear and spooling assemblies. You do not need to replace all the screws. Insert the 1. 5-mm hex wrench through the hole in the bottom plate shown in Figure 5 on page 6Error!Turn the hex wrench clockwise slowly and smoothly to rewind the tape into the cartridge. This may take some time. CAUTION: If you turn the hex wrench quickly or unevenly, you may create a tape loop, which could cause tape contamination. 5 Manually Removing an LTO Cartridge Figure 5. Underside of Drive Showing Supply Motor Access Hole 5. When all of the tape has been spooled off of the take-up reel, turn the drive right side up. Rotate the hub to align the slot in the hub with the slot on the drive chassis (see Figure 3 on page 4Error!Rotate the load arm until the tape grabber clears the hub. CAUTION: Be especially careful not to touch the tape head assembly. The MR elements in this assembly are highly susceptible to damage from static electricity. 8. Take up the slack tape again using the 1. 5-mm hex wrench, as described in step 4. Carefully push the grabber in toward the cartridge, as shown in Figure 6 on page 7. 6 Manually Removing an LTO Cartridge Figure 6. [. . . ] The drive must be returned to Certance for servicing. NOTE: Any tape cartridge removed using this procedure should be retensioned before it is used for reading or writing data. Copyright © 2004 by Certance LLC. May 2004 Certance and the Certance logo are trademarks of Certance LLC. Other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. [. . . ]