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jchimpo
Jun 22, 2019Aspirant
RND2000v2 no power, want to move disk to new chassis
I have a Netgear ReadyNAS Duo V2 that is no longert powering up. I have tested the power brick and it is putting out the correct voltage so I'm assuming there is some other issue. I have never messed...
Sandshark
Jun 22, 2019Sensei
Did you test the power brick under load? Testing an unloaded power supply is not a definative test of functionality.
jchimpo
Jun 22, 2019Aspirant
Thanks for the replies. To the previous message, it is definitely a Duo V2 (says it on the front of the chassis). Can you provide a way to test it under load? I had it plugged into my surge protector and tested it with a multimeter on the positive pin at the end of the cable of the power brick. How can I test the power brick if it is connected to the chassis?
- StephenBJun 22, 2019Guru - Experienced User
jchimpo wrote:
How can I test the power brick if it is connected to the chassis?
I don't have a good answer to that. But another approach is to do a risk buy of a replacement brick. You can find them in the US for ~$25.
- SandsharkJun 23, 2019Sensei
It's a very common connector, and you could use an extension with a part of the wires exposed. There are connectors intended for use with CCTV that have screw-terminals readily available on eBay (search for 12V CCTV connector) that would work well. Or, you can have the NAS open and check where the voltage enters the unit.
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