Brake the flywheel. Use "Control-X" in UPSView to stop the flywheel.
Verify that breaking is complete.
Note: The flywheel must be at zero RPM in order to continue.
Turn the key switch on the system cabinet to the Bypass position. Turn the key switch on all MMS units to the Bypass position.
Verify that the UPS is in the bypass mode by pressing the "Home" soft key on the user interface panel. Observe the status line on the LCD.
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Refer to Systems Operation, Testing and Adjusting, "General Information (MMS System Cabinet)" for illustrations of the MMS system cabinet.
Close the bypass switch that is located in the input/output cabinet.
Open the output switch that is located in the input/output cabinet.
Open the input switch that is located in the input/output cabinet.
Remove facility power from the system input bus.
Discharge the capacitors. Allow the capacitors to dissipate power for approximately 5 minutes in order to dissipate any residual energy in the following components: the bus (DC), armature leads and fuses (armature).
Note: When the flywheel is spinning, there is a DC voltage that is present in the cabinet. The flywheel should be stopped prior to Step 7 of this procedure if de-energizing the cabinet is the objective.
Unlock the door and open the door. Open the door of the cabinet by using a hex key on the latches on the right side of the door.
If the correct procedures are followed, the I/O cabinet will be safe to open and perform the required work.