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#1 2009-06-14 20:47:54
How to replace burned out LED?
It seems that quite a few DNS-323 users (here, here & here) sooner or later will have problem that the front LED:s burns out and it would be quite nice to replace both the burned out and remaining LED:s with new and better working LED:s. So open question if anyone has suggestions of new LED:s to be used?
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#2 2009-06-15 00:42:27
- luusac
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Re: How to replace burned out LED?
I think I remember reading on this forum (but it is possible that it was somewhere else on the web) of replacment LEDs and a link to a supplier .... I take it from your post (citing 3 threads) that you have already searched .... keep trying !
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#3 2009-06-18 13:33:21
Re: How to replace burned out LED?
Well, actually it's no big deal having one of LEDs not working; was more if anyone had a suggestion of replacement LEDs. Making some more searching only indicates that I'm not the first one to ask about replacement LEDs.
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#4 2009-06-18 15:10:30
- rap
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Re: How to replace burned out LED?
I'd be interested in finding this out too. I'm down to only two working LEDs now - the network indicator and the bright blue one when it's active.
Both drive LEDs and the faint blue one when it's sleeping have gone 
At least it's "stealthy" I suppose!
RAP
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