Has anyone got confirmation that heat is the cause of restarting the switch ?
Did replacing a factory installed PSU help ?
I`m having restarts quite often - twice a day or one restart in 2-3 days. The restarting unit is the backup one, (the restarting unit is allways the warmer one). It becomes unstable when reaching 64-65C. The fans duty levels are constant and I haven`t seen it changing above 27%,(mboard about 5200 rpm, PSU 4600 rpm), but the switch is burning up.
I`m running the latest firmware 12.0.17.12 upgraded from 12.0.17.9. (the restarts were also before the upgrade)
I am currently facing frequent restarts on my Netgear switch, which are causing disruptions to my work. I suspect that these restarts are due to heat-related problems. Has anyone else encountered similar issues and found that replacing the factory-installed PSU resolved the problem?
If anyone has encountered similar challenges or has any insights or suggestions regarding the heat-related issues affecting my work, I would greatly appreciate your input.
The restarts occur approximately twice a day or once every 2-3 days, primarily affecting the warmer backup unit. Whenever the temperature reaches around 64-65°C, the unit becomes unstable. Despite monitoring the fan duty levels, which consistently stay around 27%, and observing no changes in speed (e.g., motherboard fan at approximately 5200 RPM and PSU fan at approximately 4600 RPM), the switch continues to overheat.
I am currently using the latest firmware version (12.0.17.12), but the restarts were present even before the firmware upgrade.
