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Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

April 11th, 2012, 5:01

Well,
No Idea How Many Of you have researched this drive family .Got one case And It Stays Busy .Had a spare Board Of the Same MCU But Not 100% Compatible " the Two Lines of the white sticker label on pcb Does not match " . I changed The Board Of The Patient With the Donor And Soldered The ROM From the Patient To donor .Same symptoms .

Any Help Guys you Can Give Me On This

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

April 12th, 2012, 3:07

Amarbir wrote:Well,
No Idea How Many Of you have researched this drive family .Got one case And It Stays Busy .Had a spare Board Of the Same MCU But Not 100% Compatible " the Two Lines of the white sticker label on pcb Does not match " . I changed The Board Of The Patient With the Donor And Soldered The ROM From the Patient To donor .Same symptoms .

Any Help Guys you Can Give Me On This


Sorry that i'm hijacking your thread and i'm really of no help here, but why are you writing the majority of your words in capital letters? It is really annoying.. and just plain hard to read :(

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

April 13th, 2012, 10:40

ipx wrote:
Amarbir wrote:Well,
No Idea How Many Of you have researched this drive family .Got one case And It Stays Busy .Had a spare Board Of the Same MCU But Not 100% Compatible " the Two Lines of the white sticker label on pcb Does not match " . I changed The Board Of The Patient With the Donor And Soldered The ROM From the Patient To donor .Same symptoms .

Any Help Guys you Can Give Me On This


Sorry that i'm hijacking your thread and i'm really of no help here, but why are you writing the majority of your words in capital letters? It is really annoying.. and just plain hard to read :(


Well,
Its just a habit i just replied to you the way you liked lol

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

May 11th, 2012, 10:47

Guys ,
Can You People Assist a Little Here .Or shall i send the case back to customer please .

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

February 7th, 2014, 6:08

I have exactly a Same Model HDD with Alwasy BUSY status.
The HDD was received with dead PCB, replaced including NVRAM but it stays alwasy BUSY.

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

February 7th, 2014, 8:24

Describe the drive's mechanical behaviour a little. Spin, no spin? Get any heads activity? If so, like what? Spin down afterwards or not? Etc.

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

February 8th, 2014, 1:01

Spinning OK, No abnormal sound. Spin down after a while

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

February 8th, 2014, 8:03

Sounds like firmware or heads.
Know the history of the drive? What did the owner say?
Is it from external?

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

February 10th, 2014, 2:11

According to customer explanation:
He hooked up the HDD to another computer for data transfer but didn't transfer data, then took back to original PC again and then he sees the HDD isn't working anymore. Later while I found the HDD was with PCB problem, replaced including NVRAM, but no detection. Spinning was normal, but AlWAYS BUSY. That's the history.

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

February 10th, 2014, 8:14

Mhh, not a lot that can point to anything specifically. If can't read any of the SA, then likely a heads issue.

Re: Hitachi [ 3.5" SATA ] HDS721050CLA362 - Always Busy

February 10th, 2014, 9:12

labtech wrote:Mhh, not a lot that can point to anything specifically. If can't read any of the SA, then likely a heads issue.


As it is always BUSY, so there is no access to SA!
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