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What are the next steps I need to do to recover my hard drive?
I have the following hard drive that is completely dead (PCB board burned out):
Western Digital: 500 GB WD Caviar SE
Model: WD5000AAJS-22TKA0
Date: 14 AUG 2007
DCM: HBNCNV2MHB
PCB firmware on sticker: 2061-701477-100 04P
XT 4U05 0245 2 0002060 8 062
Etched PCB version number: 2060-701477-002 REV A
I have the latest model of the Western Digital: 500 GB WD Caviar SE. This drive works fine.
Model: WD5000AAJS-00YFA0
Date: 09 April 2008
DCM: DHRNHT2CHB
PCB firmware on sticker: 2061-701444-600
XC 4Y19 0UG2 B 0003400 8403
Etched PCB version number: PWP 2060-701444-004 REV A
I swapped PCBs with the following results:
Old Drive / New PCB
Drive spins with a light clicking noise, computer will not boot (even though it is not the boot drive)
New Drive / Old PCB
Completely dead
Not too surprised as the PCB hardware and firmware are different.
The PCB is obviously burned out on the old drive, but there is not one component that jumps out at me as being burned, though some of the pads that interface with the drive are burned. See photos.
At this point I think I have two options:
1) Look for the burned part(s) on the PCB and replace them and fix the pads or
2) Buy the identical board and swap
As for option 1, I do not know what measurements and or o-scope readings to expect at the various test points. Does anyone know how I could get this information? Is there a component that usually goes bad?
For option 2, it does not appear there is any way to order the identical board. eBay sellers who have PCBs do not have this one (at least not yet). I can find the identical drive; that is a drive that matches the full model number (WD5000AAJS-22TKA0). Is matching the drive enough, can I assume that the detailed model number will include the same PCB? Do I need to get the PCB firmware and hardware versions prior to making an offer for a hard drive?
Any response would be most welcome
Thanks
drvie-facing-side-of-PCB.jpg
Outward-face-of-the-PCB.jpg
Burned-Pads.jpg
Western Digital: 500 GB WD Caviar SE
Model: WD5000AAJS-22TKA0
Date: 14 AUG 2007
DCM: HBNCNV2MHB
PCB firmware on sticker: 2061-701477-100 04P
XT 4U05 0245 2 0002060 8 062
Etched PCB version number: 2060-701477-002 REV A
I have the latest model of the Western Digital: 500 GB WD Caviar SE. This drive works fine.
Model: WD5000AAJS-00YFA0
Date: 09 April 2008
DCM: DHRNHT2CHB
PCB firmware on sticker: 2061-701444-600
XC 4Y19 0UG2 B 0003400 8403
Etched PCB version number: PWP 2060-701444-004 REV A
I swapped PCBs with the following results:
Old Drive / New PCB
Drive spins with a light clicking noise, computer will not boot (even though it is not the boot drive)
New Drive / Old PCB
Completely dead
Not too surprised as the PCB hardware and firmware are different.
The PCB is obviously burned out on the old drive, but there is not one component that jumps out at me as being burned, though some of the pads that interface with the drive are burned. See photos.
At this point I think I have two options:
1) Look for the burned part(s) on the PCB and replace them and fix the pads or
2) Buy the identical board and swap
As for option 1, I do not know what measurements and or o-scope readings to expect at the various test points. Does anyone know how I could get this information? Is there a component that usually goes bad?
For option 2, it does not appear there is any way to order the identical board. eBay sellers who have PCBs do not have this one (at least not yet). I can find the identical drive; that is a drive that matches the full model number (WD5000AAJS-22TKA0). Is matching the drive enough, can I assume that the detailed model number will include the same PCB? Do I need to get the PCB firmware and hardware versions prior to making an offer for a hard drive?
Any response would be most welcome
Thanks
drvie-facing-side-of-PCB.jpg
Outward-face-of-the-PCB.jpg
Burned-Pads.jpg
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Poinx split dbrunton and nobus
NO - i suggest nobus and dbrunton lol
LOL :-(( crying now..
i must note, on newer drives, i have not seen 1 board replaced with success up to now