WD3200AAJS Absolutely no signs of life when put in power

[Gearre]

Hello.

I have this old western digital 320GB hard drive and I want to revive it for fun the disk first spun clicked a couple of times then lowered the rpm then ramped it up again clicked like 3 times more then shut down and repeats whenever a program or something calls for it
I tried to check what the problem is using WDR PRO TOOL 6.0 but I think I accidently over wrote the ROM of the board the PCB board number is 2060-701590-001 REV A (Atlantis / Marvell architecture) I've heard there is a safe mode or kernel mode to write the rom to the board again but I don't know how to execute it because I can't find the right documents or anything about the drive when I search online and of course I can't trust AI in doing this and a bigger problem is I don't have these tech savvy tools and stuff like those TTL things and jumpers or a ch341a its just my pc the drive and some home stuff and flash drives and an even bigger problem is that I don't have the torx screwdriver for this alien looking star screws to at least unscrew the board

I'm wondering if anyone has anything or any idea on what I should do to the drive to revive it so I can attempt to do a data recovery on it or if it doesn't find anything at least use the unused 320GB because I really need a second hard drive
even if its not a success I don't mind at least I get to learn more about these disks and where you guys learn the secrets of the drive and stuff

[Lukas]

In WD drives, a sequence of three calibration attempts followed by the drive spinning down indicates damage to the head assembly or an inability to read the Service Area (SA):
https://blog.acelab.eu.com/pc-3000-hdd- ... ell-drives

To restore a corrupted or incorrectly flashed ROM, you must follow a specific repair procedure:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPqrUewgMJ4

[Gearre]

In WD drives, a sequence of three calibration attempts followed by the drive spinning down indicates damage to the head assembly or an inability to read the Service Area (SA):
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To restore a corrupted or incorrectly flashed ROM, you must follow a specific repair procedure:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPqrUewgMJ4">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPqrUewgMJ4</a><!-- m -->

Hey Lukas thank you for responding If I had a PC-3000 I would've already repaired all the HDD's I have but that thing is WAY too expensive for regular people just wanting to fix their drive I could buy like 150 1 TB HDD's with its price do you have any other way to fix it without the PC-3000? like any software or any secret kernel mode things?