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Re: Replacement power brick for ReadyNAS 204
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Replacement power brick for ReadyNAS 204
Hi,
My current power brick comes on for about 5-10 seconds then goes out - the light on the power brick is actually going out. Tried a new fuse and 3-pin cable completely with no difference.
I'm really struggling to find a NETGEAR original replacement!
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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Re: Replacement power brick for ReadyNAS 204
Look for a third-party one for a Synology DS410/411/412, which have the same pin-out and slightly higher input current requirement.. Plenty of options on Amazon in the $25US range.
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Re: Replacement power brick for ReadyNAS 204
Thanks both.
@Sandshark I've just found another of your replies about this here: RN104 will not power up - NETGEAR Communities
I'm interested in the "moving disks to another OS6 model" in case it turns out to not be the power brick. My current config. is 4x disks in RAID 10. Is there a special process or can I just buy another 4-bay ReadyNAS and literally move the disks as-is (assuming I need to move slot-for-slot)?
Thanks again
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Re: Replacement power brick for ReadyNAS 204
@module12 wrote:
I'm interested in the "moving disks to another OS6 model" in case it turns out to not be the power brick. My current config. is 4x disks in RAID 10. Is there a special process or can I just buy another 4-bay ReadyNAS and literally move the disks as-is (assuming I need to move slot-for-slot)?
You can literally just move the disks to any other OS-6 NAS. If you move to an x86 NAS (RN300 or higher), then you will loose any apps - the NAS can convert the OS and the ReadyNAS software from arm to x86, but not the apps.
You could also migrate to an Ultra or Pro ReadyNAS, but you would need to convert them to OS-6 first.
Though I do recommend checking out the replacement first. Try installing a single test disk. If that works, update it to either match the current firmware, or update it to match what you were running in the RN204. The make sure that the NAS boots with that disk in every slot.