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lunchboxes
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 Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 11:02 am Post subject: If someone looking for seagate PCB |
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I found a shop selling brand new PCB for a cheap price
Most of the PCBs are suitable for Seagate, I think
If you want to buy one , please PM me
Since the shop is quite far away from my home.
I will not go there frequently.
Although the new PCB is quite cheap,
Firmware might not match your own HD
All you have to do is the ROM Swap
That means un-shoulder your ROM chip out from the bad one
and replace the one in the donor (the new one)
It is always a 8-legs chip, quiet small.
Please provide me the photo of your PCB
The biggest chip number (the big square one)
The drive chip number (the small square one)
And the board number which is printed at the back of your PCB (the side with no chips)
Maybe I will go there this Friday to buy one for myself.
Thanks
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coolwtr99
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| Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 9:33 pm Post subject: |
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I am needing a PCB for a Seagate SATA 250GB.
Here is the info on it:
Model #: ST3250823AS
P/N#: 9Y7383-501
Firmware: 3.01
Site Code: AMK
Info on large chip:
ST - 100347304 - B439242 - VQ448VRD - AA2AW - TWN 99 506
Info on small chip:
Hynix - Kor
HY57V641620HG - 0510A - TP-6
Thanks so much if you can help!! |
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lunchboxes
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coolwtr99
I have send you a PM |
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