Q:
Two weeks ago i assembled a new pc and today i decided to attach my WD Green drive. After turning on my PC i heard a power plop noise and saw some smoke my PC did power down itself after the occurrence. After detaching to HDD the PC did power-on. I unscrewed the PCB from the HDD and took some pictures.
Damage:
Drive info:
I saw you have the PCB i need: https://www.hddzone.com/wd-2060771853000-pcb-p-398.html
This numbers exactly match:
Board Number: 2060-771853-000 REV P1
Main Controller IC: 88i9346-TFJ2
I however have a couple of questions:
1. Can you confirm this is the right PCB?
2. Can i replace it without Flash/EEPROM soldering.
A: 1. https://www.hddzone.com/wd-2060771853000-pcb-p-398.html is your donor PCB;
2. The BIOS need to be changed.
You can move the BIOS from your original PCB by using hot-air gun,
then solder it on the replacement board. Or you can find an electronics repair shop help you.
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