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BLD 25
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 Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 3:44 pm Post subject: Hard drive repair advice |
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I have a toasted western digital wd600. I posted about this in the want to by section, and I have a couple of more questions.
Model:wd600BB-00CAA1
Date: 20 Nov 2002
DCM: HSEHCV2AH
Drive parameters LBA 117231408
I tried the freezer trick, and it still doesn't spin or anything. it does get warm if i leave it plugged in. I guess that means it is the board?
1. I have only received replies from the "Big Three" people who have these as a business. Are they all trustworthy?
2. One of the "big three" said I could send it to them and have it repaired. Is this a good idea?
3. Another mentioned that I must remove a part of the old board and put it in the new board, what does this involve?
Any help? I have pictures of my little 10month old that I don't want to lose!
thank you!
Brian
p.s. If you are one of the people I mentioned, don't be insulted, I am just trying to find as much info as I can. |
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fzabkar
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| Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 9:41 pm Post subject: Hard drive repair advice |
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Some boards have protection diodes and fuses.
If yours is one of these, then a DIY repair is relatively easy.
If you can upload a detailed photo of the component side, one of us may be able to help you.
Good luck. |
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sunnydreamspace
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| Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 2:01 am Post subject: Re: Hard drive repair advice |
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| BLD 25 wrote: | I have a toasted western digital wd600. I posted about this in the want to by section, and I have a couple of more questions.
Model:wd600BB-00CAA1
Date: 20 Nov 2002
DCM: HSEHCV2AH
Drive parameters LBA 117231408
I tried the freezer trick, and it still doesn't spin or anything. it does get warm if i leave it plugged in. I guess that means it is the board?
1. I have only received replies from the "Big Three" people who have these as a business. Are they all trustworthy?
2. One of the "big three" said I could send it to them and have it repaired. Is this a good idea?
3. Another mentioned that I must remove a part of the old board and put it in the new board, what does this involve?
Any help? I have pictures of my little 10month old that I don't want to lose!
thank you!
Brian
p.s. If you are one of the people I mentioned, don't be insulted, I am just trying to find as much info as I can. |
hi,
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3,you had to soldering ROM chip to good PCB.
does your drive was spin up? please contact me by email or MSN. i need more detail for your drive. thanks.
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skype: sunnydreamspace |
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