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PatrickMTR
Jan 29, 2019Aspirant
Dead NAS??
I have had a ReadyNas NV+ for about 12 years now. I only use it on my local network as a central location for media, personal files, etc. Yesterday I noticed it was off. I tried turning it back on, r...
- Jan 30, 2019
Hi PatrickMTR
Welcome to the Community!
Your NV+ might have a busted Power Supply and replacing the PSU might not be the best idea anymore. Upgrading to RN424 and recovering your data from your old disks using the new unit is possible. You will have to follow a few steps provided on this link and contact Support for assistance, Please do note that you may have to purchase a Data Recovery contract for this procedure.
However, if you have a full backup of your data then transferring it to the RN424 is the easiest way here. If you plan to revive your NV+ you might want to find a similar model being sold online then transfer your disks to it.
Hope this helps!
Regards
PatrickMTR
Feb 02, 2019Aspirant
Thans for the tips!! I will checkout a local PC repair shop tp see if they can swap out the PSU for me, depending on the cost for that, I will maybe look at the other options suggested.
Cheers,
Patrick
StephenB
Feb 02, 2019Guru - Experienced User
PatrickMTR wrote:
Thans for the tips!! I will checkout a local PC repair shop tp see if they can swap out the PSU for me, depending on the cost for that, I will maybe look at the other options suggested.
Cheers,
Patrick
The NV+ uses a non-standard pinout. Make sure you give them this diagram! http://www.readynas.com/download/archive/pdf/ReadyNAS_PSU_pinout.pdf
They wouldn't need it if they use a pre-modified supply, but if you are paying them anyway it would be cheaper for them to get a stock supply and make the needed modificatoin.
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