Power loss

Question

I'm experiencing power loss to my NAS. What should I check first the power supply on the cord, or presume the power source inside the NAS has failed.

Sandshark · Answer

Which NAS model?&nbsp; How old?&nbsp; Any circumstances surrounding the power loss?

pumpchump · Answer

It's a ReadyNAS Ultra II. I'd say that I've had it since 2011.

StephenB · Answer

pumpchump wrote:I'd say that I've had it since 2011.
The warranty is 3 years
pumpchump wrote:It's a ReadyNAS Ultra II.&nbsp;
If you are seeing no lights and hearing no fan noise then it is most likely the power brick. &nbsp;If you google it, you will find some compatible bricks.
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JennC · Answer

Hello&nbsp;pumpchump,
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I checked your profile and found that the ReadyNAS Ultra 2 that you have registered is already out of warranty.
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You might want to buy power adapter from support team.
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Welcome to the community!
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Regards,

Sandshark · Answer

I agree, probably the power brick.&nbsp; You may even already have a compatible one lying around.&nbsp; It's a 12V, 5A supply and uses the typical connector for that.&nbsp; Most any supply with those specs (or even more current) will work.&nbsp; 12V surveillance cameras use the same connection.&nbsp; If you have something with just a couple amp capability, you conld see if it will power it up without the drives installed, just to verify it's the supply before buying another.

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