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niallryan
May 29, 2023Guide
ReadyNas Ultra 6 stuck on READYNAS logo
Hi all, hope everyone is well. I was working on my readynas Ultra 6 Pro the other night by scheduling maintenance - Defrag, Balance and Scrub. I has set up the schedule for the 28th of every month a...
StephenB
May 30, 2023Guru - Experienced User
niallryan wrote:
Hi again, just to add - this morning I powered it on again and again stuck on READYNAS logo but I can hear the drives starting up etc.
Does RAIDar give you any useful status?
If you power down the NAS and remove the drives, do you see a "no disks" status on the LCD?
- (label the drives by slot as you remove them)
Sandshark
May 30, 2023Sensei
ReadyNAS is the default built into the display (well, likely in some sort of flash memory), and all it takes is 5V (and not even well regulated 5V) to display that. The most likely candidate for your issue is the power supply, especially since you had the shut-down issue as well as a start-up one. Specifically, it's probably the +5VSB (+5 volt standby), which is always on (even when the NAS is "off", as are the fans). But it, alone, cannot be fixed. If you have a "spare" ATX12V supply, you can hook it up externally just to see if that's the cause before investing in a replacement supply. Replacement supplies are available on eBay.
FYI, it's not likely something you did, the power cycle just enunciated a problem that had been getting worse. The NAS is well-built, but the power supply (same as used in some small form factor PC's) just won't last forever is is the usual first casualty.
- niallryanMay 30, 2023GuideHi Sandshark,
As you can see I replied to StephenB’s post as his suggestion was what I was experiencing except for it saying no disks.
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