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Re: WD3000BB - what exactly is wrong with the PCB?

September 12th, 2016, 17:28

Rebuild from what? There are no 109 and etc modules. Probably it's possible to rebuild 47, but I didn't see case where I need to do it on this model.

Re: WD3000BB - what exactly is wrong with the PCB?

September 13th, 2016, 12:48

[quote="Ligr"]Here is how the original U12 chip looks right now https://imgur.com/a/q1dYJ .quote]
From what I see in the photo the rom might still be usable to get the data off. You would need to find somebody with the required soldering skills and knowhow. Otherwise you should take up drHDD's offer.

Re: WD3000BB - what exactly is wrong with the PCB?

September 13th, 2016, 14:14

Guys its a WD, even with a lost PCB/ROM its not a big deal.
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