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 Topic: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
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| zed Replies: 6 Views: 21179 |
 Forum: General chat Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 1:46 pm Subject: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
| Usually a damaged head making a clicking sound is different to this sound. This is more of a 4-5 clicks then spin down. Does this sound like a head/pre-amp problem?
e.g it makes a 4-5 fast clicks t ... |
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| Topic: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
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| zed Replies: 6 Views: 21179 |
Forum: General chat Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 4:29 am Subject: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
| Are you sure? When i received the disk it would not power up at all and had a burnt motor controller chip. So i assumed it was a power surge or power spike that caused it.
Are you saying that in 10 ... |
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| Topic: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
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| zed Replies: 6 Views: 21179 |
Forum: General chat Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 6:50 am Subject: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
| I have done this a few times and the disk would start knocking a few times then power off, i.e spin down and the motor would turn off. So you don't think it's a PCB compatibility issue?
In these ca ... |
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| Topic: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
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| zed Replies: 6 Views: 21179 |
Forum: General chat Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:53 pm Subject: Western Digital PCB Swap - What's the trick to it? |
| Hi All,
I have been researching the best way to swap a pcb on a Western digital hard drive. I have attempted this a few times in the past and about 50% of the time i spend money buying a spare part ... |
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