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Max

Jan 1, 1970
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Hey :)

I have an old HD, not working.
(fujitsu thing)

Is there a tutorial out there on how to remove hard discs and replace
the casing?

What do you experts suggest me?

Thank you all for your time!
 
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Charles Schuler

Jan 1, 1970
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Max said:
Hey :)

I have an old HD, not working.
(fujitsu thing)

Is there a tutorial out there on how to remove hard discs and replace
the casing?

What do you experts suggest me?

Thank you all for your time!

A modest clean room costs about a million to set up. Much cheaper to just
replace the drive.
 
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Sam Goldwasser

Jan 1, 1970
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Charles Schuler said:
A modest clean room costs about a million to set up. Much cheaper to just
replace the drive.

It's not only the clean room. As soon as you loosen the discks, the
alignment has gone to *ell.

Why would you want to replace the casing? You don't like the color? :)

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NSM

Jan 1, 1970
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| Hey :)
|
| I have an old HD, not working.
| (fujitsu thing)
|
| Is there a tutorial out there on how to remove hard discs and replace
| the casing?
|
| What do you experts suggest me?
|
| Thank you all for your time!

Follow IBM's plan. Use them as an artificial reef, ("What holds 10 Mb of
data or 250 CC of seawater?")

N.
 
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someone

Jan 1, 1970
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Max said:
Hey :)

I have an old HD, not working.
(fujitsu thing)

Is there a tutorial out there on how to remove hard discs and replace
the casing?

What do you experts suggest me?

Thank you all for your time!

Model #MPF or MPG in the US you have one week to claim re a class action
lawsuit.

o/w unless you have lost data the hdd is not worth bothering with.

someone2
 
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Robert Hancock

Jan 1, 1970
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Max said:
Hey :)

I have an old HD, not working.
(fujitsu thing)

Is there a tutorial out there on how to remove hard discs and replace
the casing?

What do you experts suggest me?

Thank you all for your time!

If it's one of the infamous MPF or MPG series drives, the problem is one
of the chips on the circuit board, not any of the mechanicals. Some
people apparently have had luck switching the logic board with an
identical working drive, but that should only be relied on long enough
to copy any data off the drive..
 
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