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ReadyNAS appears to boot by itself
Yesterday I took my ReadyNAS Pro Business offline for a careful dust-cleaning. Since booting up fifteen hours ago, it has run a boot cycle every few hours. Here's the Log screen: Tue Sep 2 06:09:1...
Thanks for the support. I did reach the people at Netgear and they wanted nothing to do with me and anything that is out of the warranty period. I'm not sure how to go about replacing the power unit. It does seem like there are a lot of wires in the harness going into the power supply. I told the customer service rep that I'd be more than willing to pay for them to replace the power supply and they told me no.
So, I've had no auto reboot since my last post and the unit seems fine. But it continues to spin the fan fast (>2000 RPM) and loudly every 10 or 15 minutes for several minutes and then drops back to <1000 RPM.
I don't think I'm up to the replacement project myself. I guess I don't understand how this can be the correct power supply when the on-off switch is not located on the correct side of the unit.
So, I've had no auto reboot since my last post and the unit seems fine. But it continues to spin the fan fast (>2000 RPM) and loudly every 10 or 15 minutes for several minutes and then drops back to <1000 RPM.
I don't think I'm up to the replacement project myself. I guess I don't understand how this can be the correct power supply when the on-off switch is not located on the correct side of the unit.
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