Hello All,

I've recently has a Maxtor DiamondMax10 (6L250S0) die on me in a spark and puff of smoke. I'm looking to replace the Control Board on it in an effort to recover some 200gigs of Data on the driver. The only identifying marks on my drive i can are as follows:

DiamondMax10
6L250S0
250GB SATA150
Code: BANC1G10

and on the Control Board:

302006101 SABRE/SATA/ROHS

OSCAR E5-D4 040121300 / L-OSCAR-E5D4 0521T

I have found a donor board on e-bay with the following details:



As such, i was wondering if anyone could shed any light on wether or not this would work on my bricked drive?

many Thanks

--Jakk

I think the pcb will not work atleast find a pcb with same E5-D4 if it does not match then u need to change rom . I will check in my stock and let u know .

Like you
A puff of smoke and... my poor little hd... died...

It's happened because i've touched the pcb while running... goosh...
250gbs lost...

I need that pcb too..

My hd is

Diamondmax10
Model:6l250SO
250gb Sata150
--------------
Code:BANC1G10
N,M,G,A
LBA:490234752
SN:L5010EMG
TLA:6L250SOO5731A AAB
---------------
The pcb is:

302006101 SABRE/SATA/ROHS
ZBAJMMGX-R4GLA-31075LHJSZ

The biggest chip is:
AGERE
Oscar E5-D4 040121300
L-OSCAR-E5D4 0530T 6880243
--------------
HELLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hello,

if your preamp survives this touch, you only need to find any board with R4GLA code.

Janos

Hi

Is this a popular failure on this drive? I have two (a 6L250S0, and a 6B200) ...with same defect: the combo (SMOOTH ver 1.2), the planar transistor (Q501), and some diode was defected (see the other topic). I had change all, and the drive ok. But only for a few minutes.... and the new combo heated up...and lot of smoke again:(

Conclusion: the preamp was good. So get a new PCB, and may it will be work again.

Nop.
He is touched the pcb, and he caused the short circuit or misscalibrated some circuit.

On your case is different.
You need to do a good soldering under the smooth chip, because the soldering is the heatsink for it!
And, you need to use the grey layer under the pcb to be able to cooling the pcb through the aluminium body.

If this is not helps, you need to measure more on the pcb...

Janos

I found this pcb in my stock PM me for details .