seagate 4000gb ST4000DM000 CC54 FIRMWARE PROBLEM

[stepheno1]

hi please someone can help me i have a hard disk seagate 4000gb ,
SN:4000DM000
PN:1F2168-568
FW:CC54
DATE:14202
I THINK THE FIRMWARE IS CORRUPTED WHEN I CONNECT THE HARD DISK IT RECOGNIZED JUST 3,86GB
THIS IS MY FIRMWARE BACKUP
I DOWNLOAD A FIRMWARE FROM GOOGLE CC54 BUT ITS LONG
SORRY FOR MY IGNORANCE I TRIED TO EREASE IT AND WRITE IT WITH PROGRAMMER RT809H USING HxD but still the same i apreciate eny help
this my backup and the firmware i downloaded searching un google

Attachments

LB-CC54.zip

(895.66 KiB) Downloaded 593 times

ST4000DM000BACKUP.rar

(192.37 KiB) Downloaded 600 times

[northwind]

Capacity 3,86 means the drive doesn't read anything from the surface and its just using its internal service fw (from PCB).
I presume the drive is clicking? Does it click and spin down?
I am also guessing you don't need any data from the drive since you're trying to force-feed it with foreign fw?

You need to provide more info about the drives behaviour and what you're trying to do and then we'll guide you further.

[stepheno1]

hello thanks for your reply the hard drive was dead it is an external hard drive when connecting it to the pc it didnt anything i bought a pcd from aliexpress i changed the bios chip from the original pcb to the new pcb and now when i connecting it seems that it sounds trying to boot but nothing and its shows in disk manager 3.86gb capacity I want to recover data from this disk thanks for your help

[northwind]

Hola!

When you changed the PCB and transferred the "bios" chip, does the drive spin up? Because you're saying "it sounds trying". Does it fully spin up or not?
Does it click?

[stepheno1]

hi yes when i changed the bios and i connect it, it spin up during 5 seconds and then it makes two beeps and stops

[pepe]

i guess it has died of overvoltage, the protection is blown on the original pcb and the preamp is toast in the hda.
you can only hope that subsequent power-ups did not kill your data for good. Do not power it up again, before making sure what the problem is.
If the above is true, it is not DIY, better seek pro help.
try searching for TVS on the forum, there are plenty of posts about it.

pepe

[stepheno1]

ok thnk you for the information

[northwind]

i guess it has died of overvoltage, the protection is blown on the original pcb and the preamp is toast in the hda.
you can only hope that subsequent power-ups did not kill your data for good. Do not power it up again, before making sure what the problem is.
If the above is true, it is not DIY, better seek pro help.
try searching for TVS on the forum, there are plenty of posts about it.

pepe

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