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dreymas
May 08, 2015Aspirant
Readynas RND-4000 V3 DEAD PSU
Hi, I have just inherited a dead RND-4000 V3 with the mains onboard PSU with kettle lead, I noticed on the forum that some of these may still be replaced under warranty. Does this relate to second users and how to find out if this qualifies ?...Thankyou
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- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredThe warranty is for the original purchaser only.
You have the NV+ v1 hardware revision 3.
The part number for the PSU is RND4PSU1 though you may not be able to find these for sale any longer. - dreymasAspirantThanks for that ....its a doorstop then.
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredYou can rewire a standard PSU but the PSU likely won't fit in the case.
- RamzzzAspirant
I have the same problem, a dead PSU (no lights coming on at any time) and tried to find out the exact model of my NAS.
According to the model sticker it's a RND4000 v3... Does this one require the same PSU a stated above?
Serial no: 23J5127E00A86
Thanx!
Ramzzz wrote:
I have the same problem, a dead PSU (no lights coming on at any time) and tried to find out the exact model of my NAS.
According to the model sticker it's a RND4000 v3... Does this one require the same PSU a stated above?
Yes. You actually have hardware revision v3 of the V1 (sparc) ReadyNAS. See http://www.rnasguide.com/2012/01/09/how-to-tell-whether-i-have-a-duo-v1-or-duo-v2-or-nv-v1-or-nv-v2/
The warranty is 5 years, so you might check your purchase date. If you are the original purchaser, I'd contact Netgear support even if you are out of warranty - they might be able to sell you one.
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