Identify a hardware feature on the rear side of the case of a Dell Precision workstation





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I recently bought a Dell Precision 3630 Tower. On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography. They appear to do nothing (to me) when I slide them.



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Can someone tell me what they are supposed to be for?



ETA:
I found this on Dell's Website, which says that these are "PSU hinge release latch". I still don't know what these are for.



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  • Did you not get a user manual?

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  • nope. I don't think there was one in the box.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:35


















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I recently bought a Dell Precision 3630 Tower. On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography. They appear to do nothing (to me) when I slide them.



enter image description here



Zoomed in view of the same



Can someone tell me what they are supposed to be for?



ETA:
I found this on Dell's Website, which says that these are "PSU hinge release latch". I still don't know what these are for.



enter image description here










share|improve this question

























  • Did you not get a user manual?

    – DavidPostill
    Mar 11 at 7:34











  • nope. I don't think there was one in the box.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:35














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I recently bought a Dell Precision 3630 Tower. On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography. They appear to do nothing (to me) when I slide them.



enter image description here



Zoomed in view of the same



Can someone tell me what they are supposed to be for?



ETA:
I found this on Dell's Website, which says that these are "PSU hinge release latch". I still don't know what these are for.



enter image description here










share|improve this question
















I recently bought a Dell Precision 3630 Tower. On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography. They appear to do nothing (to me) when I slide them.



enter image description here



Zoomed in view of the same



Can someone tell me what they are supposed to be for?



ETA:
I found this on Dell's Website, which says that these are "PSU hinge release latch". I still don't know what these are for.



enter image description here







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  • Did you not get a user manual?

    – DavidPostill
    Mar 11 at 7:34











  • nope. I don't think there was one in the box.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:35



















  • Did you not get a user manual?

    – DavidPostill
    Mar 11 at 7:34











  • nope. I don't think there was one in the box.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:35

















Did you not get a user manual?

– DavidPostill
Mar 11 at 7:34





Did you not get a user manual?

– DavidPostill
Mar 11 at 7:34













nope. I don't think there was one in the box.

– Vaibhav Garg
Mar 11 at 7:35





nope. I don't think there was one in the box.

– Vaibhav Garg
Mar 11 at 7:35










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On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography.




enter image description here




  1. PSU hinge release latch




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  1. PSU hinge release latch




Source Precision Tower 3630 Setup and Specifications Guide





So what is a PSU hinge release latch?



It allows you to rotate the PSU in preparation for removing it



enter image description here



Source Precision Tower 3630 Service Manual






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  • Thanks a lot. That was very helpful.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:45












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On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography.




enter image description here




  1. PSU hinge release latch




...





  1. PSU hinge release latch




Source Precision Tower 3630 Setup and Specifications Guide





So what is a PSU hinge release latch?



It allows you to rotate the PSU in preparation for removing it



enter image description here



Source Precision Tower 3630 Service Manual






share|improve this answer


























  • Thanks a lot. That was very helpful.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:45
















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On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography.




enter image description here




  1. PSU hinge release latch




...





  1. PSU hinge release latch




Source Precision Tower 3630 Setup and Specifications Guide





So what is a PSU hinge release latch?



It allows you to rotate the PSU in preparation for removing it



enter image description here



Source Precision Tower 3630 Service Manual






share|improve this answer


























  • Thanks a lot. That was very helpful.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:45














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On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography.




enter image description here




  1. PSU hinge release latch




...





  1. PSU hinge release latch




Source Precision Tower 3630 Setup and Specifications Guide





So what is a PSU hinge release latch?



It allows you to rotate the PSU in preparation for removing it



enter image description here



Source Precision Tower 3630 Service Manual






share|improve this answer















On the rear side of the case, I see 2 black slidable tabs, with lock and unlock iconography.




enter image description here




  1. PSU hinge release latch




...





  1. PSU hinge release latch




Source Precision Tower 3630 Setup and Specifications Guide





So what is a PSU hinge release latch?



It allows you to rotate the PSU in preparation for removing it



enter image description here



Source Precision Tower 3630 Service Manual







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  • Thanks a lot. That was very helpful.

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  • Thanks a lot. That was very helpful.

    – Vaibhav Garg
    Mar 11 at 7:45

















Thanks a lot. That was very helpful.

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Thanks a lot. That was very helpful.

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