wanted: PCB for Fujitsu MHT2030AT

[nricca]

Hi,

I´m looking for a PCB that matches this HDD.

Please see attached photo of sticker.

Thank you very much.

Ric

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[dobrevjetser]

Why do you think its the pcb ?

Dobre

[nricca]

Hi,

because this Fujitsu HDD has been connected to a pc with this adapter for 2.5" to 3.5" HDD:

http://www.cartft.com/catalog/il/441

but in the wrong way (power connection on the wrong side).

After this, the HDD was dead.

It should be enough to replace the PCB, isn´t it?

Thank you for any advice.

Ric

[Zero Alpha]

you may get away with repairing the pcb... tvs...

[BlackST]

Uhm... I think the pcb is beyond repair...

[nricca]

you may get away with repairing the pcb... tvs...

Mhm, how can I repair it? There is no visible damage.

[pcimage]

Check the fuse.

If not I can supply you a PCB for this.

PM me if interested.

[nricca]

Check the fuse.

If not I can supply you a PCB for this.

PM me if interested.

Hi,

how do I check the fuse? Where can I find it?

Thank you,

Ric

[pcimage]

Post a hi-res of the PCB (component side)

[nricca]

Hs,

here´s the pic.

Ric.

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[pcimage]

The fuse is top left, marked with an "N".

Use a multimeter to check continuity, it should be closed.

If it's open, either replace it or bridge it.

If that doesn't work right away, then switch it off quickly, you need a new PCB.

If it does happen to work then copy off your data QUICKLY! This should be considered a temporary fix only, as the drive is no longer protected.

Good luck!

[pepe]

He connected the adapter reversed. That means the power was fed to some port bit lines and GND... those lines are dead, and the processor could be also. It is hardly a fuse problem.


pepe

[jason2982]

The fuse is top left, marked with an "N".

Use a multimeter to check continuity, it should be closed.

If it's open, either replace it or bridge it.

If that doesn't work right away, then switch it off quickly, you need a new PCB.

If it does happen to work then copy off your data QUICKLY! This should be considered a temporary fix only, as the drive is no longer protected.

Good luck!

I just register to say... THANKS!!! I know this thread has long time... but you just safe my life, I made the same mistake, I just bridge the fuse and i´m able to recover my info, thanks a lot... really!!!