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christ1
Jan 10, 2012Aspirant
WTB - ReadyNAS NV power supply
My ReadyNAS NV power supply just died. No online store seems to have them in stock, ebay has nothing. The part number is RND4PSU1-10000S. Does anybody have one they can sell me? I am fine buying th...
MInDev
Jul 03, 2014Aspirant
Ah, that's an interesting co-incidence: yes, mine came from Overtek too. As you say, everything seems to be functioning correctly otherwise... but it's a bit unsettling that this remains unsolved. I haven't restarted the unit since powering it up (or touched the power button to illuminate the LCD), so I don't know whether it would give a repeat performance under those circumstances.
I did wonder whether the extra cables (I didn't cut mine off) might be putting additional pressure on the back of the LCD (I can't remember whether the chassis has a partition between the PSU bay and the rear of the LCD) - you know - that effect you get if you press your fingers against a calculator screen. But I don't suppose it's anything as fanciful as that. Besides, your situation is a little different in that you don't have extra cable jumble bunching up in there, so that pretty much counts that idea out anyway.
I did wonder whether the extra cables (I didn't cut mine off) might be putting additional pressure on the back of the LCD (I can't remember whether the chassis has a partition between the PSU bay and the rear of the LCD) - you know - that effect you get if you press your fingers against a calculator screen. But I don't suppose it's anything as fanciful as that. Besides, your situation is a little different in that you don't have extra cable jumble bunching up in there, so that pretty much counts that idea out anyway.
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