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 Topic: Replacing PCB causes clicking sound |
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| lgeller Replies: 6 Views: 30109 |
 Forum: More stories Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 3:48 am Subject: Re: Replacing PCB causes clicking sound |
| Initial cause for drive failure was a faulty PSU connector - I was upgrading the system, wanted to plug th drive into another connecter, didn't notice the wires were crossed over on this one. Poof! Sm ... | |
| Topic: Replacing PCB causes clicking sound |
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| lgeller Replies: 6 Views: 30109 |
Forum: More stories Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 1:50 am Subject: Re: Replacing PCB causes clicking sound |
| hhdstudio:
The controllers on the old and the new drives are different indeed (ST and Agere), so is the site code (China vs. Thailand). Based on that and your knowledge, I am guessing the swap s ... |
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| Topic: Replacing PCB causes clicking sound |
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| lgeller Replies: 6 Views: 30109 |
Forum: More stories Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 2:10 am Subject: Replacing PCB causes clicking sound |
| My 1 year old Seagate 160GB (ST3120827AS) died on me a couple of weeks ago due to a burned PCB chip.
I was able to buy a new hard drive with the same firmware and part number. After confirming t ... |
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| Topic: Seagate ST3160827AS PCB needed |
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| lgeller Replies: 1 Views: 8798 |
Forum: Hard drives wanted Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 5:26 am Subject: Seagate ST3160827AS PCB needed |
| Need a working PCB for Seagate HDD:
Model: ST3160827AS P/N: 9W2934-370 Config: C4P-04 Firmware: 3.42 Date Code: 06147 Mine appears to have died - visible burn mark on an 8-pin chip. Thank ... |
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