HddSurgery - How to replace heads on new 3.5" Seagate hard drives
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- www.hddsurgery.com
This is a video guide that shows how to use HddSurgery tools (Head Combs) to change damaged heads on new 3.5" Seagate hard drive families Barracuda, Barracuda XT, Barracuda Green, SV35, Constellation ES, ES.2, CS and all other families which have their heads parked on a ramp. During the whole procedure of head replacement, there is no contact between the heads and platters or between the heads themselves. This is only a promotional video. When working with patient drives, clean room standards must be followed.
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questin wher can i buy heads from for seagate drives or western digital.. please post bellow cheers lee
Actually on Seagate 3.5 drives which park their heads on the ramp, PCB must be dismounted before head replacement process. Each of these drives heave their head assembly connected to the drive casing with the screw, which is below PCB.
Hello, thanks for the video. Can you please have a look what happened with one of my HDD (seagate)? Head started making this weird noise. Any inputs will be appreciated. Thnaks a lot ua-cam.com/video/7JszM9CYiaE/v-deo.html
Techs make around $1,000 to repair that.
@@andrewbarchenger2010 My shop, Gementerprises in Millville, NJ, does that entire process for $700
What would happen if you didn't have that metal tool with the locking pin and tried to change/swap the headers from two identical hard drives?
@@MathTutorVideos allready got an answer? have to swap head on my Barracuda green 3,5"
how can i purchase these damaged heads on new 3.5" Seagate hard drive families Barracuda
Hello friend, I have a question, perhaps out of context.
I have a Seagate Barracuda ES HDD, very similar to the one shown in the video (3 platters) but I removed the internal parts, leaving only the Motor and the Logic Board (control) because I would like to use it for a Mini Sander but, after removing just the needle assembly, the Motor does not run (before it was running normally). I've tried several ways, connecting pins 2-6 and 3-5 with a jumper, but there's no way to get it to turn. Could it be that this type of HD only works with the needle assembly in place? Please let me know if you have any tips on this; Thank you.
is it possible to take the head bundle from a good drive of same model and replace it with the bad heads in the bad drive? Where can I purchase just a replacement head bundle?
When replaceing the heads of the hhd it must be same model, Gb and brand name or i can use different brands?thank you
What is the name of the tool use to hold the head assembly? Thank you
Head replacement comb and sometimes simply called head replacement tool
Can this be done without the thing that goes between the heads?
What information is required to be a donor drive to replace the reading head
Connect to terminal (through 1.8V Serial TTL), press ctrl+Z then once in /T mode press ctrl+l
Compare "Pre-Amp" models. They should match, at least first 2 symbols
Model, firmware, first 3 of serial # and site code for Seagate drives (excepton for 8+ year old drives). I do data recovery, Gementerprises in MIllville, NJ
God bless u for this
Can the heads of a ST2000DM001 PN: 9YN164-302 be change for the same model but PN: 9YB164-301 or it have to match the same PN too? If so do I also have to change the head along PCB of the Donor HDD?
Where can i get the seagete 2.5" 2TB head connector ?
Sealed back up with lint and dust particles on the platter...real professional.
To be fair, this is about data recovery tools. Some of us just need it to work long enough to copy the data.
They will be blown into the filter when turned on
hey, what the main requirements swapping Platters? Does the hard drive must be with the same capacity, model, version? or just the same make and similar look?
thanks
why do you want to swap platters?
@@HddSurgery head is damaged! Cannot find replacement head/reader anywhere....
@@SVETOGOR1 how will platter change help to find heads?
@@HddSurgery I do HDD recovery and LOLed at the platter swap and he is doing it himself too-EPIC :-)
Hi what is the name of the tool. (That protect the heads while we do the surgery ). Where can I find one.....😬😬😬😬
Hi, the tool is HDDS Sea 3.5'' Ramp set, you can check it here: hddsurgery.com/data-recovery-tools/hdds-sea-3-5-ramp-set
@@HddSurgery dont you sell them seperatly? only need a 3A tool.
what is that metal part called which sits on top of the platters and whats the purpose of it?
+1sonyzz, I've wondered that too, I've also wondered why people make youtube videos and then don't bother to answer questions about the video, this is a certain thumbs DOWN for me.
Do you know about the Seagate 8tb ones, does it take the same method to do it? do I need to upgade anything after heads been replaced? like firmware etc? Please reply back :)
It is not talks for UA-cam
can u message me on melina455@hotmail.com pretty please.
Hi, I have the same HDD in the video and I wanna try to sobstitute the head myself, where I can buy the head? Thanks
canebarboso you need to buy the whole hdd
Что должно совпадать при замене? Model? PN? FW?
hi i need my ex hard drive sorted ,,im a dj and it is a 1tb drive ,,,not full but has alot of music all my work over past 20 years tbh plus sentimental pics of my sisters wee twin that passed away and also my best mate that ;passed ,,,can u please help me and how much is it ????please contact me asap thanks
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@@TheNicky9905 Im interested Nick
haw were found replace for head?
Hi, try finding the same drive.
Never buy a seagate.. Unless you want to lose your data 2 days past the warranty date. I gave seagate a second chance once it broke my heart. Never again!
Wow. That's exactly what happened to me. I got a new 8TB hard drive on x-mas...next boxing day, it failed. So I'd used it for basically 366 days and it was purchased a few days before Christmas so the total time from purchase to death was about 368-369 days...(last minute shopper). Seagate is garbageeeee.
You guys are kidding right? I understood that the best brands were Seagate, WD and maybe Samsung but what is your suggestions?
In my opinion for what it's worth. What has treated me well, are classic WD I've still got old 500gig ones sprinkled around the house that are still working nicely... A bit crunchy, but they still work.
lol trying to repair a touching scratching head is nigh impossible 😂 i fucked with that thing for 2 ended up bending the shiiiit out of everything xD
Well i gotta buy hair comb...
if you just have 2 heads, you can make one easily. gets more complicated if it's 6 heads
Data is as it is after replaced head
Dude, you do not need to remove the pcb (Depending if it's damaged or not..).