Users Guide
• The NVMe PCIe SSD LED blinks in a pattern that indicates that the device is preparing for removal. For more information, see
NVMe PCIe SSD Carrier LED indicators.
• The NVMe PCIe SSD is no longer accessible by the operating system.
2 Press the release button and open the NVMe PCIe SSD carrier release handle to release the NVMe PCIe SSD.
3 Slide the NVMe PCIe SSD out of the slot.
NOTE: To maintain proper system cooling, all empty NVMe PCIe SSD bays must have device blanks installed. For
instructions on how to install an NVMe PCIe SSD blank, see the system-specic Owner's Manual at Dell.com/support/
manuals.
Figure 1. Removing and Installing NVMe PCIe SSD From/Into System
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release button 2 NVMe PCIe SSD slot
3 NVMe PCIe SSD 4 NVMe PCIe SSD carrier handle
Installing NVMe PCIe SSD in system
WARNING
: Inserting an NVMe PCIe SSD carrier and attempting to lock its lever next to a partially installed carrier can damage
the partially installed carrier's shield spring, making it unusable.
When installing an NVMe PCIe SSD, ensure that the adjacent devices are installed.
1 Press the release button, and open the handle.
2 Slide the NVMe PCIe SSD carrier into the NVMe PCIe SSD bay until the carrier contacts the backplane.
3 Close the NVMe PCIe SSD carrier handle to lock the device in place.
NOTE
: Do not insert or remove an NVMe PCIe SSD while accessing the system BIOS or HII
conguration.
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