Hi guys! I have two HDDs. Both same model but different date of manufactured.
PCB: REV A 2060-771829-004 is alright but
PCB: REV A 2060-771829-005 is the hdd I’m going to fix.
I’m going to remove the PCB 004 and place it on PCB 005. Is it possible that 004 will work in 005 hdd?
Thank you!
Hi: Joshua_Merino
The newer WD Drives are configured so you cannot do a PCB swap. (ie. even in the printed circuit boards are identical the information in the ROM or Microcontroller is unique to the specific hard drive platters.
See the video at Donordrives
http://www.donordrives.com/services1
See my comments on “is PCB replacement possible?”
Hi there,
I am grieving because I burned 2 WD caviar green 1.5 drives of mine…
I checked youtube and pcb replacement guides.
But I decided to ask if Western Digital is on track for its customers helping us in such tough and desperate moments.
Can I somehow order a pcb replacement for my drives? I can privide all the info needed to ‘replicate’ the boards I need and pay for post delivery, no problemo.
Please advise/help.
NotaCanada
@NotaCanada What if I buy hdd with same PCB 004. Does it work?
I once replaced 4061-705144-001 Rev.02P with 4061-705144-001 Rev.03P and it worked.
are you still unable to fix yours?