Can't access my MHNDHD network drive

I havent used this network drive in a while, however since I'm off for the holiday break I wanted to backup a couple computers.
When I went to reconnect teh ethernet cable adn recycle power to it the power light came on, then the status light went blue and then both lights went out.
I unp-lugged it adn tried it again, nothing
so I did it a third time and hit the reset button and got the same response.
Is it DEAD?

Hello LancerTX
This usually means there is an issue with the firmware, the unit has failed, or possibly a wrong or faulty power adapter is being used. I recommend checking the power adapter as it would be the easiest to work on. if it is the firmware or a controller issue, the best option would be to look into repurposing the internal drive if it tests ok using something like SeaTools
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