Hi, First of all i´m new in this forums so plz be gentile with me… (kidding). I’m from Latin America (panama, to be exactly) and have some experience with hdd pbc swapping, and ome skill in electronics, so any idea (radical included) are welcomed. (Sorry about my grammar)
I got this situation: Recently my hdd just burned. I don’t now why, but just burned. I think it a metallic dirty around. Well, the thing is I try to change the burned electronic device but nothing. So I just call for a same hdd model, specification and everything. I got a new one with all the same specs. Change the board, and the hdd come back to live but just for the “clicking” sound. So I just turned off.
Digging around in these forums, I saw some threads about changing the burned electronics device just to get the data and get back the system with the new hdd, but I want to know first your opinions in the matter.
1- It is advisable to change the burned device from the new to the old one, so the hdd get up, back up the data and then get everything back to the normal way (old with old, new with new) or,
2- It´s better to get a exactly pcb hdd for this hdd? and if any of you have one to sell me ???
3- What other option i have in this matter.
Here I put all the info I got from the hdds (fotos)
First the
Old one (the one with 3 years of data and works):
The PCB

The Data from the Bag

The Data from the Hdd Label

Here the
new one, just buy it 2 days ago.
The PCb board

The Data from the Bag

And finally the Data from the hdd label

For all of you, thank on advance for your comments, help, and advices…
I really need this hdd to work just for the data to back up. Seriously you will have my eternal gratitude.
Thanks.