Ruckus 7372 not turning on with properly rated AC adapter?

[brad_bowers_8n2]

I have a Ruckus 7372. Can't seem to get it to turn on using any AC adapters I have. The label on the back says 12V-1A... Well, 12V-1A doesn't work, 12V-1.6A doesn't work... does it need something beefier? I have a 12V-20A bench supply that it does work with. Just confused since the label on it says 1A and it definitely seems to need more.

[max_o_driscoll]

Getting very close to point where I'd call tech support and ask them for tshooting help and then a replacement unit.

Except since this is an EOL unit you are unlikely to be warranted on this thing.

[brad_bowers_8n2]

Yep my thoughts exactly. Oh well, unfortunately it's looking like it's going into the trash bin.

[michael_brado]

I spent $39 at Fry's for a 4 x 100mb PoE switch, with 5th port uplink.
I'd test the PoE too, and try TS anyway if you bought it from us/our VAR
(not second hand).  We provide a lifetime limited warranty for ZoneFlex
products (but testing with non-Ruckus power adapters, especially over
1amp, would void it...).  A 7372 under support would probably get an
R500 replacement unit.

[brad_bowers_8n2]

This was an electronics recycling bin find, so no worries on warranty. Just wondered if anyone else had the same issue more or less.

[Caddy2015]

This is ages old but if someone ever stumbles about this:
The Definition is 12V - And this is the point: If you buy a cheap AC adaptor 12V 1A, this thing may have 16V if nothing is connected. I took such a cheap thing and put a 5,6 Ohm resistor parallel and suddenly the AP turns his LEDs on and boot...
This was an experiment only. For production use, buy a stabilized 12V power supply - If the input exceeds 12V the AP may not do anything.