pcb board 2060-701335-005 REV A

[chaldean]

I had a WD400Bd 40 gig hard drive that died on me. I took a look at the PCB and it was burnt out. Me being stupid... ordered a identical model hard drive with a different pcb. I took the PCB off the new one and placed it on my old HD, however all i heard was clicking. (before i did this, anytime i plugged it in with the burnt pcb it didnt spin and no clicking noise at all) I researched and found out its doing this because it was not the same PCB as before.

The question i have is, if im looking for this exact pcb to put on my old HD do i need to match the DCM? I see a few on ebay which match the PCB exactly, but the dcm is different? Does anyone have my exact PCB / DCM? Or do i need to soder the u12 chip from my old hd?

MDL: WD400BD-75MRA1
DATE: 27 MAR 2006
DCM: HSBHCTJCH

On the actual PCB it is printed with 2060-701335-005 REV A

However the white sticker says 2061-701335-D00 AD and then some other stuff underlined.

If anyone has a PCB that i can place on my hard drive, please reply with email so i can purchase!

[labtech]

Need to solder the ROM to the donor's PCB next. Make sure you are comfortable doing this, because if you are not then things get complicated and expensive.

[Eric Lee]

Hi, we have this working PCB in stock. Pls contact my hotmail to see if I can help or not.

Thanks, Eric

[chaldean]

What do ppl charge for soldering my old rom to the donor?