PSU for NV still available?

The PSU for the NV+ (v1) works in the NV.

Has the PSU failed in your NV before?

Is the serial of your NV in this range?: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10259

Thanks for the response. My serial is out of range. It's the original PSU that fialed. I don't mind paying for a new one - I just need to find one.
-AJ

The PSU on my NV failed about 3 years ago and I got a replacement on Amazon but it looks like they are out of stock. But here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000W3 ... 01_details

Thanks for the link. So are these sites showing "out of stock" because they're not made anymore and they may be a finite amount of stock units in some warehouse somewhere, or they are still made but not worth stocking?

-AJ

Are you sure it's the PSU that's failed?

If and only if you don't smell a burning smell or see burnt capacitors on the PSU, a failed PSU might not be the problem. Do you use the power timer? If so take a look at this: http://www.readynas.com/forum/faq.php#I%27ve_enabled_the_schedule_Power-Off%2FPower-On_option_on_my_NV%2C_but_now_I_cannot_power-on_my_ReadyNAS._What_should_I_do%3F

I'm sure. A burnt smell was coming from it this morning.
-AJ

I suggest PMing member CheezHead here who has whole chassis for not much more than Amazon's PSU price--maybe he has separate PSUs also, I dunno.

I bought a spare chassis from him and was very pleased with the transaction.

victorypoint: PM me your serial number and a case number if you have one already. If you haven't registered I'll need name/address/phone number as well to get you registered up. I'll see what I can do about getting you a replacement PSU.

Thank you Siigna! I have sent you a PM.

I just want to update everyone on my efforts to get a replacement PSU for my old Infrant Readynas NV. I ended up buying an alternative PSU (Enhance) as suggested in this thread - viewtopic.php?f=11&t=13492. It needed some modifications to the power connector but fit inside my Nas case and has been working fine for 2 weeks now. Then, just within the last week I received an email from Netgear saying they are sending me an RMA replacement PSU free of charge (see Siigna's earlier post offering to help out). I received the replacmeent PSU yesterday, installed it, and it works fine. I'll keep the Enhance PSU as a backup just in case.

I just want to achknowledge and thank Netgear for their awesome support and service. My unit was well beyond out of warranty and I had no hope of getting a replacement from Netgear even to purchase it. Also many thanks to everyone else for providing suggestions and help in this thread. I love my Readynas NV and it's great to keep it running for several more years!

-AJ