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bryceee's avatar
bryceee
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May 09, 2022
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Sys fan failed on RND4000v2 - READYNAS NV+ v2

My NAS fan appears to have died with message "SYS fan failed" on the NAS uint. When I connect a good fan it also doesn't work. There is 5v on the yellow wire pin and 0v on the other two (red and bla...
  • StephenB's avatar
    May 09, 2022

    First, let's confirm the model.

    1. Does your NAS say ReadyNAS NV+ on the front panel?
    2. Or does it say ReadyNAS NV+ v2 on the front panel?

    bryceee wrote:

     

    What are my options?

    Even if I buy a new NAS, will I be able to insert my old disks without it wiping the data?

     


     

    If you were running 2x2TB XRAID, then you actually are running RAID-1.  One option is to connect one of the disks to a Windows PC (either with SATA or a USB/SATA adapter/dock), and then use freeware (R-linux for Windows) to copy the data to a PC or USB drive.  https://www.r-studio.com/free-linux-recovery/

     

    You won't be to migrate the disks directly to a new NAS - so you'd need to purchase a used NV+ v2.  Netgear stopped producing your NAS around 9 years ago, so anything you purchase would be 9-11 years old.  If you go this route, be careful that you get the right model.  The original NV+ (called a v1 here), and the v2 are not compatible - you can not migrate your disks from one to the other.

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