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Replace the Failed Disk
Refer to the Getting Started guide for hardware-specific instructions on replacing a failed disk in
your ReadyNAS system.
On the ReadyNAS 600/X6 system, shutdown the ReadyNAS and open up the enclosure as
instructed in the
Getting Started guide. If you view the disks from the front of the enclosure, the
left-most disk is channel 1; the next disk is channel 2; and so on.
On the Rev A ReadyNAS 600/X6 system, remove the drive cage and disconnect the power and
SATA cable from the failed disk. Insert the new replacement disk, reconnect the cables, insert the
drive cage, and secure the enclosure.
Warning
When replacing the cables, make sure the connectors fit square-on and
securely . After the drive cage is re-inserted, double-check the connectors
to make sure they have not come loose. Loose connection may cause
spurious drive failure events that may render the data volume inoperable.
On the Rev B ReadyNAS 600/X6 system, you can replace the failed disk in power off mode by
removing the disk from the top and sliding the new disk in place.
On ReadyNAS systems with hot-swap drive bays, you do not need to power off the ReadyNAS to
replace a failed disk. You can replace the disk while the system is on. After removing the failed disk,
wait at least 10 seconds until the disk LED blinks, and then insert the new disk.
Re-synchronize the Volume
If you had to power-off to replace the failed disk, turn on the power on the ReadyNAS.
The RAID volume will automatically re-synchronize the new disk in the background. The process
will take several hours depending on disk size. During the re-sync process, the ReadyNAS can be
used as normal, although access will be slower until the volume is done re-synchronizing.
You will be notified by email when the re-sync process is complete.
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