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Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
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2011-02-02
05:02 PM
2011-02-02
05:02 PM
Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
Gang,
Fan 3 on my ReadyNAS 1000s just took a dump (PART #: RNR1000S-FAN1 - I think). I called into NetGear and was told that unit is out of warranty and no longer supported. Can anyone tell me either where to find a replacement fan or better yet, the actual Fan specs so I can go try to source one on my own? I also have a ReadyNAS 1100 - Will a fan from an 1100 work in the 1000S? If so I can just purchase a replacement part for that unit and use it.
Thanks!
Fan 3 on my ReadyNAS 1000s just took a dump (PART #: RNR1000S-FAN1 - I think). I called into NetGear and was told that unit is out of warranty and no longer supported. Can anyone tell me either where to find a replacement fan or better yet, the actual Fan specs so I can go try to source one on my own? I also have a ReadyNAS 1100 - Will a fan from an 1100 work in the 1000S? If so I can just purchase a replacement part for that unit and use it.
Thanks!
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2011-02-09
03:56 PM
2011-02-09
03:56 PM
Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
Well.... Many thanks to all of you who DID NOT reply to this post - especially those of you who may still be working at at NetGear and not bothering to raise a finger or do a little research for someone who has loyally supported your product. I realize that this unit is a 1000S which was originally produced by Infrant Technologies and you "don't support" it any more but I do own several other NetGear branded units. Would have been nice for one of you to go back to engineering and ask some basic questions, do a little research and help out those of us who still own these "prehistoric" dinosaurs.
For everyone else out there experiencing fan problems on a 1000S - I have done my homework and here is your answer....
The original chassis fans in the 1000S are made by a company called ADDA - their original part number is AD0412HB-B33. This part number is no longer valid / available because it contains lead. However the good news is that there is a direct "drop in" replacement by ADDA and that part number is AD0412HB-B33-LF. This new part is a RoHS compliant version and is available from Mouser Electronics http://www.mouser.com/ as part number 664-AD0412HB-B33-LF and is described as 40mm 12VDC 3 BLADE fan. Currently these units are on backorder until May as they are a high demand item, but they are available for a small fee $12.08 USD each.
Hope this helps at least one of you out there still clinging to your old, outdated and unsupported hardware.
For everyone else out there experiencing fan problems on a 1000S - I have done my homework and here is your answer....
The original chassis fans in the 1000S are made by a company called ADDA - their original part number is AD0412HB-B33. This part number is no longer valid / available because it contains lead. However the good news is that there is a direct "drop in" replacement by ADDA and that part number is AD0412HB-B33-LF. This new part is a RoHS compliant version and is available from Mouser Electronics http://www.mouser.com/ as part number 664-AD0412HB-B33-LF and is described as 40mm 12VDC 3 BLADE fan. Currently these units are on backorder until May as they are a high demand item, but they are available for a small fee $12.08 USD each.
Hope this helps at least one of you out there still clinging to your old, outdated and unsupported hardware.
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2011-02-09
07:27 PM
2011-02-09
07:27 PM
Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
BusaBoy - keep in mind that this forum is watched and used mostly by users of the Infrant/Netgear ReadyNAS not employees. There are a few, but one has to catch their eye. Generally the best way to do that is to open a case on line and then post the case number in the header of the topic.
I am glad you were able to find a replacement.
I am glad you were able to find a replacement.
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2011-02-09
07:31 PM
2011-02-09
07:31 PM
Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
The thing is though PapaBear that the 1000S is so old that you wouldn't even be able to open a tech support case for it, I think, so the forum is the only way to get help for those units.
Anyway it's good that BusaBoy found a replacement and was able to share his findings with the community here.
Anyway it's good that BusaBoy found a replacement and was able to share his findings with the community here.
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2011-02-10
10:24 AM
2011-02-10
10:24 AM
Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
Busaboy, I know you might have found a fan already but if there is something else you need let me or Chirpa know. We might not always have what you need but we can look.
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2011-02-11
12:12 PM
2011-02-11
12:12 PM
Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
Thanks for the responses guys and I hope someone out there benefits from the research. I know the 1000S is old but it's been pretty reliable and would hate to put it in the bone yard over a few bad fans.
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2011-07-14
03:04 PM
2011-07-14
03:04 PM
Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
Thank you, I benefitted. I have a fan (1) that hasn't quite failed but is so noisy it is on the way to failure. This will allow me to be proactive in ordering a proper replacment. Other than this, my 1000s is running strong. I appreciate that we can still keep it plugging along! Thanks again!
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2013-03-02
05:18 AM
2013-03-02
05:18 AM
Re: Replacement Fan (FAN-3) for ReadyNAS 1000S
Thank you! I have 2 of these models built by Infrant, they both need one fan now! 🙂
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