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steveoelliott
Nov 17, 2015Luminary
Spare ReadyNAS Pro 6 Power Supply
Hi all, One of my customers is looking to aquire a spare power supply unit for their two Pro 6 models... They are 3.5 and 2.5 years old respectively and whilst they are still under hardware warra...
- Nov 24, 2015
A 4" atx extender should be enough (based on other poster's comments). A fairly new thread on this topic is here: https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Hardware-Compatibility/ReadyNAS-Pro-Replace-CPU-Fan/td-p/940499
steveoelliott
Nov 24, 2015Luminary
Thanks... Is there not a way to procure the correct PSU with the custom length connector and correct number of molex? Otherwise I can go ahead and buy one but any ideas on the length extension needed?
StephenB
Nov 24, 2015Guru - Experienced User
A 4" atx extender should be enough (based on other poster's comments). A fairly new thread on this topic is here: https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Hardware-Compatibility/ReadyNAS-Pro-Replace-CPU-Fan/td-p/940499
- steveoelliottNov 24, 2015Luminary
Yes, really useful post that.
Do the molex connectors on the drive board feature a cap so you can easily re-wire? I asked that of the poster too.
- SandsharkNov 30, 2015Sensei - Experienced User
The Molex connectors on both I have replaced were easily moved from the original supply to the replacement. Of course, doing so viods the warranty on the supply. But I found it much cleaner to use the right-angle ones from the original supply and cut the cable length down.
- steveoelliottNov 30, 2015Luminary
OK Thanks... Are any special tools needed to make the connectors up, other than some wire cutters of course.
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