Does anyone out there have of one these drives, model# ST336705LC that may be able to assist me here. See the following excerpt from my post to Seagate:
This SCSI was given to me by someone who had no use for it. I currently use the Seagate 15K RPM SCSIs with RAID 0 so I went to install this 10K RPM drive separately as a backup drive which worked fine. Upon removing the drive and reinstalling it, I found it was dead as a doornail. Close inspection reveals that it appears that when sliding the drive in or out from the tower, some surface mount resistors and/or capacitors in the area between the pin 1 side of the DSP Texas Instruments IC and the outer edge of the circuit board were accidentally torn from their respective lands. Of course, I do NOT have another drive of this same model to compare it to to confirm if this is true nor what their respective values would be. Bob Waterman, CET� #RI-28 Master Technician License #9109 Service Manager / Parts Manager Gemini Computer, TV, & Security Alarms (508)695-7302 (508)695-7769 FAX [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.geminicomputertvsecurityalarms.com _______________________________________________ Tech Repair CD...order your just $49.00 plus shipping...One year of updates free. www.intrepid-video.com www.tech-repair.net Techs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://intrepid-video.com/mailman/listinfo/techs_intrepid-video.com
