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Sylphide444's avatar
Sylphide444
Aspirant
Mar 04, 2017

ReadyNAS 312 fan replacement (Noctua NF-A9 FLX)

Hello,

 

I have decided to replace the stock fan of my Readynas 312 with Noctua NF-A9 FLX. I have installed it successfully and it works just fine, but after a few minutes (random?), the fan stops and I get "Fan System in enclosure Internal speed is below threshold. (0 rpm).". Readynas shuts down when HDD temp reaches 60C.

 

I have tried :

 

1.)
factory reset

2.)
echo 750 > /etc/frontview/min_fan_speed_override
systemctl restart readynasd

3.)
add "ignore fan3" for every chip in /etc/sensors.d/system.conf

 

The problem still exists.

 

Is there a way to support this known Noctua model for Readynas 312?

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  • The Nochua spec doesn't even say that's a PWM fan, it shows three different fixed speeds depending on the cable used, which just reduce the voltage. 

     

    I really think the fan you wanted is the NF-A9 redux-1600, a 350 to 1600rpm 3-pin PWM fan.

    • Sylphide444's avatar
      Sylphide444
      Aspirant

      Thanks! I will order this Noctua model.

       

      Actually there are 2 models :

      http://noctua.at/en/nf-b9-redux-1600

      http://noctua.at/en/nf-b9-redux-1600-pwm

       

      I suppose you are talking about the first one (non PWM but that can go down to 350 rpm). I hope it will work this time and that it will keep low temp...

       

      For now I put back the stock fan because even when setting min rpm to 800 in system.conf the fan stops after a few minutes. In performance tab, it showed 700-1000 even though it should be static rpm (Readynas varies volts?).

       

       

      • Sandshark's avatar
        Sandshark
        Sensei

        The specification page says the first one is three-wire and can be controlled via PWM.  "Min. Rotational Speed (PWM, +/-20%) 350 RPM".  The second is a 4-wire PWM.

         

        Since they seem to use the tach output, however, Netgear most likely controlles it via voltage reduction.

  • Ok the Noctu Redux is working fine, but it makes more noise than the original with same speeds... I will put back the original. Geez...

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