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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link Storage => DNS-323 => Topic started by: Mickelonis on July 15, 2010, 10:06:30 PM
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What if one of my drive status lights are out, but otherwise my hard drives seem perfectly healthy?
Thanks,
-Pete
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There are reports of the LEDs failing - if the status shows the drives as functional and you can access the data, then you probably have a failed LED - if it's under warranty, you can RMA the entire unit, if not, you can choose to live with it, replace it, or find a way to replace the LED.
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There are reports of the LEDs failing - if the status shows the drives as functional and you can access the data, then you probably have a failed LED - if it's under warranty, you can RMA the entire unit, if not, you can choose to live with it, replace it, or find a way to replace the LED.
Just spent over an hour calling customer support.... Dlink: Start hiring people who speak proper english! (yes, I just said that..... and no, I'm not racist)
Sounds like my warranty is out.... I'm on my own it seems. I wish there was a way to find the part number of that light and order myself a new one.... I'd solder it myself...
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I wish there was a way to find the part number of that light and order myself a new one.... I'd solder it myself...
You know if you really wanted to - it wouldn't be that difficult - even without a part number.
It's a 3 wire LED - it'll take you about 10 mins (if that long) to disassemble the unit and determine if it's common anode or common cathode - that, the color and the size is all you really need to know.