Overview
Your FUYL™ Locker's local functions are all controlled by a small computer located behind the Control Door (Where the PIN pad, RFID reader and screen are situated). To connect to your network via ethernet, there is an internal ethernet cable running from that computer's network adapter to a female-female connector on the back of the locker's chassis. In rare cases this cable may need testing or replacement if instructed by a support staff member.
What model FUYL Locker do I have?
Check out our article on Identifying a FUYL Locker.
Process
- Unplug the FUYL Locker from it's power source and allow it to completely dissipate any power (Wait 30s).
- Open the Control Door Compartment. Please note that the control door is a component that can be easily damaged by electrostatic discharge. Ensure the electrostatic discharge warning has been followed and the service person is grounded with an anti-static strap.
- This step differs between MK2 (FUYL) and MK3 (FUYL Pro) doors:
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MK2: Unclasp the two Velcro straps, disconnect the Ethernet Cable from the Control Door and remove the Ferrite Core from the cable.
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MK3: Disconnect the Ethernet Cable from the control door and remove the cable from the Ferrite Core. Remove the ethernet cable from the cable-tidy (you may need to unwrap it).
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MK2: Unclasp the two Velcro straps, disconnect the Ethernet Cable from the Control Door and remove the Ferrite Core from the cable.
- Open the Maintenance Access Panel.
- Disconnect Ethernet Cable from Ethernet Socket and remove Ethernet Cable.
- Reverse steps 5 and 3 to install replacement Ethernet Cable.
MK2: Note that the Ethernet Cable MUST NOT extend past the edge of the PCB. Note also that the Data Cable MUST have an allowance of slack in the cable on the PCB side. Note also that the earth cable MUST be orientated toward the hinge. Ensure that the Speaker Wire is securely tucked away under the steelwork. Ensure none of the cable connections to the Control Door have become loose in handling.
- Ensure all cable routing is neat and secure in the Control Door Compartment. Do a mechanical check on the Control Door to ensure it opens and closes easily, locks securely and does not foul or chafe on the cables.
- Ensure all cable routing is neat and secure in the Maintenance Access Panel. Do a mechanical check on the Maintenance Access Panel to ensure it opens and closes easily, locks securely and does not foul or chafe on the cables.