WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 10:06
Hi,my raptor died just in a second without any warning.Just blue screen and thats it.It is OONLR1,controller board is Rev A.I tried to change board from OONLR5 with same board revision but din't work.Bios doesn't find it,it warms up somewhat but no clicking sounds.Is there anything i can do?
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 10:33
you may want to ask pro for help
Raptors of this model may stay quite even with damaged heads
Finland is very close to Saint-Petersburg, Russia
I suggest Q-Lab there - http://q-lab.ru/en/index.shtml
Raptors of this model may stay quite even with damaged heads
Finland is very close to Saint-Petersburg, Russia
I suggest Q-Lab there - http://q-lab.ru/en/index.shtml
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 10:43
You think it's heads?Should i try to change them from other one i have?Is there difference between OONLR1 and OONLR5?
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 12:01
there is no difference between 00NLR1 and 00NLR5
If you feel like you want to change heads - change them
But I must warn you - this drive is not easy one if you never did Raptor with internal problems before I really not recommend to open it
If you feel like you want to change heads - change them
But I must warn you - this drive is not easy one if you never did Raptor with internal problems before I really not recommend to open it
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 13:16
Those internal magnets are really strong . . .
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 13:26
Well,i replaced them but still same thing.Not recognized,clicking.What now?
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 13:27
prepare to pay double the money for data recovery 
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 13:31
Nope,maybe changing platters to other body?
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 14:06
hamis wrote:Nope,maybe changing platters to other body?
why?
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 14:21
Because there is some electrical parts which can't be removed,that's my last hope.
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 16:19
Just swapping parts at random -- especially if you do not have the proper tools and experience -- is a good way to lose your data for good.
Swap platters only if you have a motor or bearing issue.
It may have been totally unnecessary to swap heads. Please give the drive to someone who can accurately diagnose & fix it -- if you truly want the data.
Good luck.
Swap platters only if you have a motor or bearing issue.
It may have been totally unnecessary to swap heads. Please give the drive to someone who can accurately diagnose & fix it -- if you truly want the data.
Good luck.
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 17:26
hamis wrote:Well,i replaced them but still same thing.Not recognized,clicking.
didn't I tell you not to open it if you never did Raptors?
it supposed to click though
hamis wrote:What now?
there is the answer in my first post
Re: WD 1500 ADFD died
October 7th, 2009, 17:28
HDD Spaz wrote:hamis wrote:Nope,maybe changing platters to other body?
why?
Agree with jono.
Don't play more, because there will be no data for recover anymore....
Janos
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