No disk space DS-7608NI-E2-8P
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SpacemanSpiff
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I believe I saw some chatter on these boards about WD updating their drives recently. Not sure if the update was good, bad or indifferent; or if it even affected the purple product line. IMHO, I would want to understand the difference between what they refer to as old generation surveillance HDD vs new generation surveillance HDD in the link you shared. Might be a worthy performance gain? Might you to save a some $$?
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Hey all,
I’m back! The drive I purchased back in Aug above failed and I replaced it with another Western Digital Purple WD10PURZ on April 7th. This drive seemed to have gone south now. The WD10PURZ is the new version of the WD10PURX which was installed originally in my older DS-7608NI-E2-8P. Has anyone had problems with the newer WD drive in the older DVRs? Is it time to replace the DVR or try the older WD10PURX?
Thanks
I’m back! The drive I purchased back in Aug above failed and I replaced it with another Western Digital Purple WD10PURZ on April 7th. This drive seemed to have gone south now. The WD10PURZ is the new version of the WD10PURX which was installed originally in my older DS-7608NI-E2-8P. Has anyone had problems with the newer WD drive in the older DVRs? Is it time to replace the DVR or try the older WD10PURX?
Thanks
SpacemanSpiff
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Two WD drives went bad? In less than a years time? Ouch!
Were they both new? Hoping you submitted RMA cases to WD, should be entitled to a warranty replacement.
I did not, didn’t realize this was an option. Please share how to do this.
SpacemanSpiff
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Odds are they'll want you to download and run the Digital Dashboard Utility software to see if it detects any issues.
The RMA process can be found over here: Support | Western Digital
The RMA process can be found over here: Support | Western Digital
Flintstone61
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Your power to the drive maybe fluctuating,,, Or you have heat issues. Or Ground issues. I have 3 DVR/s running, and 2 Bi machine running. No HDD failures the past 3 years. 3 of them have WD's, the WD40PURX, WD80PURZ (5600 rpm) and a WD8001Purp ( Pro-7200 RPM)
2 of them have been service over a year.
I'd be worreid about burning anymore cash on the DVR/NVR if it's eating drives.
Flintstone61
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Lots of Lightning in your hood?
We did have one to three storms over the last few weeks, nothing too bad but I guess its possible.
So I plugged the DVR into a different outlet, and it’s been cool lately so I don’t believe heat is an issue. When I plug one of the drives back and power up and it works for a few hours, recording and all then fails again. Strange.
Flintstone61
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Strange indeed.
Does it run with No hard drive?
like just live view cams?
Maybe try another known good HDD?
Does it run with No hard drive?
like just live view cams?
Maybe try another known good HDD?
Flintstone61
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might as well pick up a drive. You can always use it somewhere if thats not the problem. ( which it sounds like it is though)
Flintstone61
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You replaced all the drives already? I yeah..ok caught up now.
sebastiantombs
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Sounds like a power supply problem to me. Maybe the 5 volt or12 volt regulation has gone south.
Flintstone61
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^+1 for @ sebastiantombs If the NVR is using a Power brick that could be faulty.
or you have funky electricity where the device is located.
or you have funky electricity where the device is located.
Flintstone61
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Chasing quasi faulty electricity supply is a nightmare. You need real read out voltages from real test meters. Barring that. I'd swap out the whole NVR.
I suppose you have already posted the model #,
I suppose you have already posted the model #,