Nevertheless, this repair has been reported by many as successful and should be viewed as a probable cause to the issues experienced and noted above.
International Delivery: Please note some countries do not provide signed service such as USA and Canada, therefore in these instances a tracking service is only available.
Update:
Some people asking whether this is a resistor fix, It's not a resistor fix. I'm not aware of an issue relating to a resistor for power. This repair is a semi-conductor surface-mount electronic switching device repair, the power from the power supply should be good (but no LEDs or response) this is because the power isn't reaching the circuitry because it isn't switching within the motherboard circuitry. Due to this the surface-mount component has failed. That is why you see people on you tube powering up their drive with ATX power supplies and linking out pins, that is to overcome/bypass this issue. But if they were to replace this component, most likely their drive would work without external power supplies rigged up, linking pins and being unable to put the NAS casing cover on because of this.
It is recommended to replace the power supply also even if it appears good because the breaking down of the power supply changes the characteristics of the power supplied to the motherboard, in turn contributing to the semi-conductor surface-mount component failure on the motherboard. Quite often it can appear that the power supply is fine but actually these power supplies were obviously not that great when you consider them causing issues within the first few years from being new. If the power supply is a few years old and was the one initially shipped with the drive, it is advised to replace it with the recommended one, else you may risk component failure again some months later.
The power supplies are not that expensive.
It is also advised to make sure the NAS is sufficiently ventilated and not placed next to heat sources.