Find out the exactly PCB of a WD

[GonzaloOndataInt]

I need to find out the type of WD with PCB code 7016115-003. It's a 2,5" HD with a mini USB integrated at the PCB. Please help me if you know. Thank you.

[unknown]

Post a clear picture of your PCB.

[hddguy]

I need to find out the type of WD with PCB code 7016115-003.

What do you mean 'the type' ?

[unknown]

I think he means the drive model ????

[GonzaloOndataInt]

Yes the drive model, sorry. The cuestion is the pcb is burned.

Edit: I attach the picture.

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[unknown]

I think the drive model would be WDxxxxBMVV-xxA1PS0. But why you need to know the drive model anyway ?

[GonzaloOndataInt]

I need a exactly donor (Western Digital 2´5 HD) to change the platters. My PCB it´s burned but
not carbonized completely, but the ePROM doesn´t survive. I can read yet a part of the code.

PCB CODE: 2060-701615-003

I don´t know the p/n, firmware or the DCM codes. However, I suspect it may belong an HD of
the Scorpio Blue or Scorpio Black series like:

wD3200BJKT
WD2500BJKT
WD1600BJKT
WD3200BEKT
WD2500BEKT
WD1600BEKT

It has two pairs of heads and two platters and micro-USB connector located at the PCB. It hasn´t SATA neither
IDE connectors.

Please, answer the following questions as soon as posible:

Anybody has a similar HD with micro USB located at the PCB without IDE or SATA connections?

Anybody knows which would micro-USB connector be included at the PCB?

Anybody has seen a notebook with micro-USB connections exclusively to connect the HD´s to the mother board
directly?

Thanks!

[Alexii]

i belive WD passport drives used to do that. USB only. Indeed scorpio inside.

[dobrevjetser]

Seen the damage, this drive will be unrecoverable.



Dobre

[unknown]

Seen the damage, this drive will be unrecoverable.

I have to agree with you Mr.Dobre.

[zebong]

post the rest of the pictures.

the plattes

this drive will a challenge to recovery or maybe not

[GonzaloOndataInt]

The platters are fine, but I don't know where these are guard. I agree it's a challenge.

[dobrevjetser]

Magnetic data will be erased by temperature.
Read about curie-temperature.
No solution possible

Dobre

[BlackST]

@dobre,

To me drive is partially to full recoverable but there's a lot of work to do. And it would be a really expensive case.