Hello,

I have external disk WD my book studio edition II (wd20000h2q-00). So problem is with PCB becuase after connecting any disks diodes shining on the PCB, computer recognizes new device but disks don't spin. So after connecting disks 3,5" any disks don't spins, but disk 2,5" spins but computer don't see any disks. I attached some photos this PCB P/n 4060-705019-002 rev.2.

So I mesured voltage on the power sata ports on the pcb. So on the 15-13 pins I have 12V, 9-7 pins is 5V but on pins 1-3 I have 0V. On the pins 1-3 there should be 3,3V but is 0.

Could you help me what I should check becuase I would like to try repair this pcb?

thanks
Marcin

The +3.3V rail should not be necessary.

Check that Staggered Spinup (pin #11) is grounded. Note that WD drives can be configured to ignore this pin. Also check whether PUIS (Power Up In Standby) is enabled.

How does your host PC identify the bridge PCB?

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html
http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/b/a/eba1050f-a31d-436b-9281-92cdfeae4b45/UVCView.x64.exe
http://www.users.on.net/~fzabkar/USB_IDs/UVCView.x86.exe

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Thank you for your answer.

So Pin 11 is not graunded.

Bridge is showing in device manager as "WD My Book device". I attached screen and log about this device.

If pin #11 is not hardwired to ground on the PCB, then it should be driven to ground by the bridge IC whenever it needs to spin up the drive. Alternatively, the bridge could be controlling the power sequencing via PUIS (ATA Set Features command).

AISI, an intelligent bridge would not spin up both drives at the same time. Doing so would stress the power supply. A third method of power control is via the AO4613 dual MOSFETs near each SATA connector. These switch the +12V and +5V power rails.

It doesn't appear that there is anything amiss with any of the onboard power supplies, but I have attached some test points and datasheets.

SSC53L, Vishay General Semiconductor, Schottky Rectifier, marking 53L, 5A, 30V, DO-214AB:
http://www.vishay.com/doc?88885

AIC1117A-33, Analog Integrations Corporation, 1A, 3.3V LDO regulator, marking BS33P:
http://www.syntax.com.tw/upload/pdf/IC- ... A-18PY.pdf

SST39VF040, Silicon Storage Technology, parallel flash memory, 4Mbit, 512Kx8, 2-7V - 3.6V, TSOP-32:
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/D ... 05023B.pdf

IRFL9014, Vishay Siliconix, P-ch Power MOSFET, -60V, -1.8A, SOT-223
http://www.vishay.com/docs/91195/sihfl901.pdf
http://rcl-radio.ru/wp-content/uploads/ ... FL9014.pdf

AO4613, Alpha & Omega Semiconductor, 30V Dual P + N-Channel MOSFET, 30V, 7.2A & -6.1A:
http://www.aosmd.com/pdfs/datasheet/AO4613.pdf

AO4800B, Alpha & Omega Semiconductor, 30V, 6.9A, Dual N-Channel MOSFET, SOIC-8:
http://www.aosmd.com/pdfs/datasheet/AO4800B.pdf

SS14, Vishay General Semiconductor, Schottky Rectifier, 40V, 1A, marking S4, DO-214AC:
http://www.vishay.com/docs/88746/ss12.pdf

TSB81BA3D, Texas Instruments, IEEE 1394b THREE-PORT CABLE TRANSCEIVER/ARBITER, 3.3V:
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tsb81ba3d.pdf

AIC1117A, Analog Integrations Corporation, 1A, adjustable LDO regulator, marking BS17G:
http://www.syntax.com.tw/upload/pdf/IC- ... A-18PY.pdf

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@lasek, in the interest of completeness, could you tell us the markings on the following components?

U4/U8 - buck regulator
D4/D1 - Schottky diode
U1 - bridge
Q17 - P-ch MOSFET
D3 - diode
Q12 - general purpose BJT

Could you also measure the voltages on U3 (AE marking)?

What is the function of SW1? Is it a "soft" power on/off switch?

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fzabkar I attached picture this component. Voltage on U3 I wrote on the picture( 5V and 12V). SW1 is on/off switch and changing some function.

U3 appears to be a 5V linear regulator.

D6, Q17/Q18, D3, and Q12/13 appear to constitute a high current linear regulator. D3 is a 2.5V precision reference. The output voltage is given by ...

Vout = 2.5 (1 + R123/R124)

R123 = "25C" = 17.8Kohm

NX2114, NEXSEM, 300kHz synchronous Buck controller, SOIC-8L:
https://doc.xdevs.com/doc/_Datasheets/_DC_DC/nx2114.pdf

BAT54C, marking KL3, dual Schottky diode, common cathode, 30V, 200mA:
http://www.diodes.com/_files/datasheets/ds11005.pdf

OXUFS936DSE-FBAG, Oxford Semiconductor:
Universal Interface (eSATA, FireWire800, FireWire400, USB2.0) to dual SATA storage controller with integrated hardware RAID engine and integrated encryption engine.

https://www.semiconductorstore.com/pdf/ ... DSE_PB.pdf

TL431ACD, Texas Instruments, Adjustable Precision Shunt Regulator, 2.5V, 8-pin:
http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/slvs543

PMBT2222A, NPN switching transistor, 40V, 600mA, marking W1P, SOT23:
http://www.nxp.com/documents/data_sheet ... T2222A.pdf

2N7002, CENTRAL SEMICONDUCTOR, N-Ch enhancement-mode MOSFET, 60V, 115mA, marking 702:
http://www.centralsemi.com/PDFS/PRODUCTS/2N7002.PDF

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Some external drives won't spin up until they detect a USB host. Could that be your problem?

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I did some measurment some components. If I connect 2,5" disks then its spins but they are not recoginized in system and pcb board. 3,5" disk are not spin. In WD raid manger pcb is recognized with correct serial number but don't see any disk.

my measure

I have another idea. I see on the internet power supplier from this model and it look different then my. Original power supplier have 12V and 3A but my have 12V, 1,4A.

It could be a problem?

I replaced power supplier and disks 3,5" start spinning but still are not recognized in Windows.

Your measurements suggest that my analysis of the Q17/Q18/D3 circuit is seriously flawed.

In any case your PCB appears to be OK. It would be interesting to know the voltages at the Vout and Vin test points in the other photo clips, just for the benefit of others.

Have you tested each of the drives in another machine? A SMART report (eg CrystalDiskInfo) would be useful. I would also examine sector 0 of each drive with a disc editor, eg DMDE.

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I think your power supply is wrong and maybe too weak.

What is written in the device chassis/manual about the power supply specifications ?

Or, can you find some 12V 3A ( or 4A ) power supply and test ?

I find another power supplier 12V 3A and then disks 3,5 start sipn but still not recognized by OS. I tested device with good hdd, and smart is ok. I attached another my measure that you ask me fzabkar.

Were the disks you tested the unit with formatted or blank ? Does the computer lets you initialize them ?

What is written in the enclosure about the power supply specifications ?

Switcher_1 appears to be a +1.2V Vcore supply for the bridge.

Switcher_2 appears to be the +5V supply for the HDDs.

U7 most probably supplies +3.3V to the bridge (Vio?), Firewire chip, and flash memory.

I don't understand the function of U6. If I have correctly identified the chip, then its Adj(ust) pin should be sitting at a reference voltage of 1.25V, not 0.68V. ???

That said, ISTM that the PCB is working.

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Oops, the reference voltage is measured between Vout and Adj.

1.9V - 0.68V = 1.22V

Therefore +1.9V appears to be correct. Maybe this is the Vio for the bridge, not 3.3V?

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