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I've an Overland Data OD3210 (without manual) that was working until
recently, when now I turn it on and the front panel lights are as
follows:
Alert: brightly blinking red
Load: solid green
Unload: solid green
Online: solid green
Wrten: solid green
1600 & 3200: very faintly flashing green (LEDs are ok)
Power: solid green
According to my little guide, if the 1600 LED isn't lit, this
corresponds to a "Door open" error.
All LEDs on, with Alert blinking says there's a power failure issue.
One thing that gave me trouble with my 3210 was that the foam in the
drive lid degraded and developed an air leak so that the loading
process didn't work. Replacing the foam fixed that.
If I were to guess, I'd say that you've got a power supply problem.
Perhaps a need to re-cap?
Mostly from memory here--it's been years since I've used the drive.
--Chuck
Chuck, the foam is good. Here's what happens on power up:
Push power button.. power LED *only* immediately comes on along with the
door solenoid doing a test "clunk". Six seconds of blank panel, then
the LEDs light up as I described above... so the CPU seems to be
executing a POST which then fails.
I'm wondering if the door open optical sensor on mine went bad.
Not sure if you have access to yours, but if you turn yours on with the
door held open, what kind of LED display do you get?
Thanks very much,
John