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2100 power supply failure / replacement
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2013-05-20
11:28 AM
2013-05-20
11:28 AM
2100 power supply failure / replacement
Had a power supply fail in a 2100. Opened it up to see the capacitors were leaking which is a known issues with that model. I have a 250W Enhance ENP-7025B power supply on order. Using a standard PC ATX power supply with a 20 pin connector on it and it is working but I heard a pop from the power supply when I plugged it in and have a feeling the pin out is not exactly the same for the ReadyNAS.
Looking for info on the pin out and how it relates to the standard ATX power supply so I don't cook anything in the new power supply.
Looking for info on the pin out and how it relates to the standard ATX power supply so I don't cook anything in the new power supply.
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2013-05-20
01:20 PM
2013-05-20
01:20 PM
Re: 2100 power supply failure / replacement
I widened the net on my search and found some posts for the NV+ which sounded similar. Assuming the same holds true for the 2100 in that I just need to match up the wire colors on the new 20 pin connector to the old per this drawing:
http://www.readynas.com/download/archive/pdf/ReadyNAS_PSU_pinout.pdf
Also changed my order out for the Apevia ITX-AP250W 250W Flex ATX Power Supply which was rated better. Really miss having dual power supplies in devices like this. Nice to see Netgear putting them in their higher units.
http://www.readynas.com/download/archive/pdf/ReadyNAS_PSU_pinout.pdf
Also changed my order out for the Apevia ITX-AP250W 250W Flex ATX Power Supply which was rated better. Really miss having dual power supplies in devices like this. Nice to see Netgear putting them in their higher units.
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2013-05-20
01:29 PM
2013-05-20
01:29 PM
Re: 2100 power supply failure / replacement
It looks to be using one of these two models:
http://www.fspgroupusa.com/fsp22060le80/p/486.html
http://www.seventeam.com.tw/product_con ... 146&cid=53
http://www.fspgroupusa.com/fsp22060le80/p/486.html
http://www.seventeam.com.tw/product_con ... 146&cid=53
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2013-05-20
01:40 PM
2013-05-20
01:40 PM
Re: 2100 power supply failure / replacement
Yes - it is using the seventeam power supply.
Would it be reasonable to think I can match up the 20 pin wire colors on the new power supply to the same as the old one? I will also reference your drawing but without knowing what the values are for Vcc, VSBY5, VCC3,... it is pretty hard to know exactly what values are being called out.
Would it be reasonable to think I can match up the 20 pin wire colors on the new power supply to the same as the old one? I will also reference your drawing but without knowing what the values are for Vcc, VSBY5, VCC3,... it is pretty hard to know exactly what values are being called out.
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2013-05-20
01:43 PM
2013-05-20
01:43 PM
Re: 2100 power supply failure / replacement
Ya, if you match it to the current one, you should be fine.
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2013-05-20
01:47 PM
2013-05-20
01:47 PM
Re: 2100 power supply failure / replacement
Easy enough. Thanks Chirpa!
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