TS3410DN0804 Degraded array message all 4 drives status reports as normal

[kfrank]

I have TS3410DN0804 unit with 4 drives configured in a RAID 5.
I noticed the info light was glowing red/amber
When I go into the web admin interface-->dashboard: I see the message "I12 : The RAID array is in degraded mode." at the top below the yellow information bar.
When I go to Storage-->RAID: I see Array 1  RAID 5  Degraded.
However when I click on "Array 1" all 4 drives under the status column read "Array 1/Normal" and on the enclosure none of the drive bays have a red LED all have blinking green LEDs.
My Firmware version is: 4.00-0.36
Any help would be appreciated.

[davo]

Do you have email notification setup? It should confirm which disk is causing the issue.

[kfrank]

Thanks davo... I'll give that a try.

[kfrank]

Davo,
No go...
The e-mailed report gives me the same info without bad drive indication.

here is the email with sensitive info x'd out

TeraStation Name: TS3410D002
 Serial Number: 40386370700138
 Time: 2018/10/16 12:00:02
 IP Address: x.x.x.x
 Settings: http://x.x.x.x/
 Running Time: 46 days, 18:23:14


[Drive Use]
RAID Array 1: 2690053424/5758458368 kB (usage: 47%)

[RAID Status]
The RAID array is in degraded mode.

For the detailed information of the error message and corrective actions, refer to the following URL.
http://buffalo.jp/support_s/guide2/manual/path/help/index.html?model=ts3410d&region=US&version=4.00&lang=en&ref=100


Any other suggestions?

[Texturtle]

Contact support. This unit is under warranty, they'll be able to pull a log from the unit, determine which drive is failing and get you a replacement. Put your serial number in this page https://www.buffalotech.com/support.

That will give you the option for support through email/chat/phone.

[kfrank]

Davo,
A new e-mail notification was sent this morning which does indicate which drive is failing(but has not failed yet).
So I guess that is why the led for that drive is not red. It must turn red after a drive has failed.
It also looks like it is important not to replace a drive that has a green LED while the terastation is powered on, which mine still does.
Instructions indicate to unmount the drive first or shut it down and then swap out the drive. Does this sound correct?
fyi here was the email I received, and thanks for the help.
Drive 1  [Normal]: No errors occurred.
Drive 2  [Normal]: No errors occurred.
Drive 3  [Notice]: Bad sectors have been detected.
Drive 4  [Normal]: No errors occurred.


Bad sectors have been detected on drive 3. Replacing the original drive with a new drive is recommended before the drive malfunctions.
Refer to the following page for information on drive replacement.

http://buffalo.jp/support_s/guide2/manual/path/help/index.html?&model=ts3410d&region=US&version=4.00&lang=en&ref=109


[TeraStation Information]
TeraStation Name: TS3410D002 (TS3410D)
Serial Number: 40386370700138
Time: 2018/10/17 04:10:21
Settings: http://x.x.x.x/


[Drive Error Status]
Drive 1: 0
Drive 2: 0
Drive 3: 0
Drive 4: 0


Drive 1  Model: ST2000VN004-2E4164
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| ID  | Attribute              | Status | Current Value | Worst Value | Threshold Value | RAW |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| 5   | Reallocated_Sector_Ct  | OK     | 100           | 100         | 010             | 0   |
| 197 | Current_Pending_Sector | OK     | 100           | 100         | 000             | 0   |
| 198 | Offline_Uncorrectable  | OK     | 100           | 100         | 000             | 0   |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+

Drive 2  Model: ST2000VN004-2E4164
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| ID  | Attribute              | Status | Current Value | Worst Value | Threshold Value | RAW |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| 5   | Reallocated_Sector_Ct  | OK     | 100           | 100         | 010             | 0   |
| 197 | Current_Pending_Sector | OK     | 100           | 100         | 000             | 0   |
| 198 | Offline_Uncorrectable  | OK     | 100           | 100         | 000             | 0   |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+

Drive 3  Model: WDC WD30EZRX-00DC0B0
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| ID  | Attribute              | Status | Current Value | Worst Value | Threshold Value | RAW |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| 5   | Reallocated_Sector_Ct  | OK     | 200           | 200         | 140             | 0   |
| 197 | Current_Pending_Sector | OK     | 200           | 200         | 000             | 17  |
| 198 | Offline_Uncorrectable  | OK     | 200           | 200         | 000             | 14  |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+

Drive 4  Model: ST2000VN004-2E4164
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| ID  | Attribute              | Status | Current Value | Worst Value | Threshold Value | RAW |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| 5   | Reallocated_Sector_Ct  | OK     | 100           | 100         | 010             | 0   |
| 197 | Current_Pending_Sector | OK     | 100           | 100         | 000             | 0   |
| 198 | Offline_Uncorrectable  | OK     | 100           | 100         | 000             | 0   |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+

[oxygen8]

The WD green has a bug (Load_Cycle_Count )
replace it

from
http://forum.nas-hilfe.de/festplatten-und-ssd-laufwerke/western-digital-in-einer-ls-xhl-load-cycle-count-t1435.html

[Texturtle]

That's a TS3410, it will not have WD Green drives. As I said, contact support. It's under warranty. They'll get you a replacement drive.

[davo]

The WD green has a bug (Load_Cycle_Count )
replace it

from
http://forum.nas-hilfe.de/festplatten-und-ssd-laufwerke/western-digital-in-einer-ls-xhl-load-cycle-count-t1435.html

He has WD reds, not green, glad you were able to identify the problem disk.

[oxygen8]

This is WD Green

Drive 3  Model: WDC WD30EZRX-00DC0B0
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| ID  | Attribute              | Status | Current Value | Worst Value | Threshold Value | RAW |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| 5   | Reallocated_Sector_Ct  | OK     | 200           | 200         | 140             | 0   |
| 197 | Current_Pending_Sector | OK     | 200           | 200         | 000             | 17  |
| 198 | Offline_Uncorrectable  | OK     | 200           | 200         | 000             | 14  |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+



(WD RED EFRX)

[davo]

This is WD Green

Drive 3  Model: WDC WD30EZRX-00DC0B0
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| ID  | Attribute              | Status | Current Value | Worst Value | Threshold Value | RAW |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+
| 5   | Reallocated_Sector_Ct  | OK     | 200           | 200         | 140             | 0   |
| 197 | Current_Pending_Sector | OK     | 200           | 200         | 000             | 17  |
| 198 | Offline_Uncorrectable  | OK     | 200           | 200         | 000             | 14  |
+-----+------------------------+--------+---------------+-------------+-----------------+-----+



(WD RED EFRX)

O f*ck, my bad!

[Texturtle]

Are these not the original drives? WD green is a desktop class drive, this unit should ship with NAS class drives.

[Eastmarch]

That's definitely not the original drive.