Sure is much cheaper to R&R the caps than replace the switch. but my power led flickers at a fast rate…. Quick and easy solutions are available for you in the NETGEAR community.NETGEAR provides complimentary technical support for NETGEAR products for 90 days from the original date of purchase.A single point of support around the clock.
On the other hand, that almost certainly voids the warranty, taking that option away forever.
I was going to try for a warranty replacement as I have seen others who have had success with that, but I wanted to share my observations to see what you thought. Sorry to write so much, this page has so much value i wanted to be detailed and also to explain that i’m 1 year in to the fix and encountering (perhaps) related problems.Just a quick thanks for this… I was chuffed when someone gave me a Netgear 108 and really disappointed when it showed the symptoms you described.Two capacitors later – and it’s as good as new I am not sure if you will have success, but it looks feasible.
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Thanks, very much for all the tips here – hugely appreciated NETGEAR uses for routers,modems,switches,access points,repeaters shitty capacitors. For a summary of this issue, see the Wikipedia page on the so-called “To give more explanation from this particular circuit:The power for the circuits is ultimately provided by the wall wart that you plug in to your wall. They also indicate the status of your Internet, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and WPS connections. Changing the capacitor will likely void the warrantee.Great thanks man, i just repaird mineI destructively opened a GS608v2 today (case is not made for opening) that was exhibiting strange problems.I wonder if they died because they were faulty from the start or because the switch did get too hot and this caused the premature aging…Switch has been replaced by a GS108P, let’s hope this one is built to last…Another satisfied customer – my symptoms only showed themselves when the switch was connected to a 1Gb uplink, in 100Mb it was fine. Its certainly better than it was, holding a stable gigabit connection.I am a little worried as the only caps available were physically larger than the originals, and also 1000 mF, but 16V. ThanksNice! The problem which caused some units to exhibit odd blinking lights and a high pitched sound was identified and resolved through a component change in late 2007. These capacitors are dealing with the 12V supply coming in from the wall wart, and are following the rule-of-thumb that your capacitor rating should be double the voltage of the circuit.
Not sure that it’s worth it.
There’s not much DC across them, so I “formed them up” with an AA cell for a few minutes, then discharged them, then trimmed the leads and sleeved them with 1950s nylon cambric tubing. These unmanaged Gigabit switches come in a wide range of models including desktop, wall-mount and rackmount form factors and 5 to 24 port configurations.
i had taken one of the large diodes from it for another project.today i ran into the switch in my box of junk. As in the speed of one port shouldn’t affect any other ports speed?The offending 100MB/s devices i have isi) an old original DG384G wireless routerit seems that combinations of these can cause it.I’m wondering to glance inside or to just call it quits and buy another router and switch. It cost me $2.50 plus 30 minutes of my time; sure beats buying a new switch.How about this one? The model number is NTE VHT100M10. Easy to use.
If you’re more comfortable going the warranty route, no problem doing that: your switch is clearly suffering a manufacturing defect!Thanks for this info. With NETGEAR ProSupport for Home, extend your warranty entitlement and support coverage further and get access to experts you trust.NETGEAR ProSupport for Business services are available to supplement your technical support and warranty entitlements. When I opened the box, I could not identify any bulges on any capacitor. almost as if they expected people would be pulling these apart to fix them There isn’t any indication that it has been opened even.
About a year and a half ago, I bought myself a Netgear GS108 gigabit switch to upgrade my in-apartment “backbone”.
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