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In the past 3 weeks ive had 3 ip 500 v1 cabs fail. System works fine (other than not being able to connect via manager) then after a power cycle the unit fails to come back on.
Had a quick look at the psu and cannot see any blown caps.
Has anybody had the same issue and has found a fix
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Have a bunch of V1 out there never had a problem like that.
Do you have them grounded?
are they on a UPS?
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Same as ^^ Ken here, out of all the V1 and V2 we have in service we have only ran into (1) bad power supply and that was after the building took a direct lighting hit.
Avaya SMB Authorized Business Partner. ACIS/APSS ESI Certified Reseller/Installer www.regal-comm.com
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Hate to say that we've had several V1's that came up with dead power supplies. It's a faster recovery for the customer to swap the power supply from a working refurb V1 then it is to take the refurb V1 cabinet, load the correct level of firmware, and reload the configuration (if you have it).
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