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Seagate Date code

June 25th, 2013, 13:55

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I have a seagte drive with a date coe of "1006-1" it's a re-cerfified the date onlyy with "1006" it's 2009-06-30 do I need to worry about the "-1" for a heads xplant?

Re: Seagate Date code

June 25th, 2013, 14:06

date is not important to change heads

Re: Seagate Date code

June 25th, 2013, 14:43

tawfeek_mokhtar wrote:date is not important to change heads

No but re-certified are not so good for parts...

Re: Seagate Date code

June 25th, 2013, 15:21

Thank you tawfeek_mokhtar and mr_spokk, I know they are no so good but it's the only part I was able to find... and they are not asking lost of money for the donor, so I will give it a try

Re: Seagate Date code

June 25th, 2013, 15:53

You need to match the first three characters of the serial number. The first character reflects the manufacturing location, so I suspect that it may not be as important as the other two.

Re: Seagate Date code

June 25th, 2013, 18:13

thank for all the replays, I got the drive xplanted, cloned and recovered....

Re: Seagate Date code

June 26th, 2013, 1:44

Nice to hear :D
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