i thought it was something odd like that. best to clean and lube that drive and hope for the best then. might also be wise to unplug and replug both ends of the cable a few times, it's probably oxidized as well, and perhaps the same with the ram. might be worth checking the power supply voltages before getting too into it as well, they do tend to go bad with age even if not used.
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