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Your Data Security Guardian
Chapter 6 Replacement of Malfunctioning Drive
and Data Rebuild Instructions
When a front hard drive indicator has lit up red and the audio alarm sounds, this could mean the
indicated hard drive may be malfunctioning. If this occurs, you may press the mute button at the
rear of the system to shut off the audio alarm and power off the system immediately if in the
allowed operational state, and then re-power on the system to double check and see if in fact the
indicated hard drive has malfunctioned. If the problem persists, please turn off the system and
follow the directions below :
Step 1
Remove the drive tray containing the malfunctioned hard drive and disassemble the hard
drive from drive tray.
Step 2
Mount the new hard drive onto the tray and insert it back to the empty drive position of
the GR5630, then push the latch into place making sure it is secured and locked.
Step 3
In RAID 5 mode, when you turn the system on, the hard drive status indicator of the
replacement drive will interchangeably blink red and purple to inform that the data is
being rebuilt to the replacement drive. During data rebuild, you may operate the
GR5630-WSB3+ as normal. When the indicator stops, the data rebuild process has been
completed.
Chapter 7 System Temperature Overheat
and Fan Failure Management
If the alarm indicator has lit up red and the audio alarm sounds, this could mean that either a
system fan has stopped operating entirely or the system temperature has exceeded over the
default temperature of 60°C. When this occurs, you may press the mute button at the rear of
the system to shut off the audio alarm and power off the system immediately if in the allowed
operational state to let the system cool. Check and see if the overall operation environment is
well ventilated and make sure there are no blockages to the enclosed fan and then re-power on
the system to continue use. If the problem persists, please turn off the system and contact your
supplier or the RAIDON tech support for further assistance.
