In a message dated 08/02/2004 16:16:53 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Depending on the drive (where the actuator stepper motor is located) he
could even reanimate the life with as simple a procedure as rotating the
actuator spindle (if for example it is a drive with external actuator
motor). Most drives weren't auto-parking these days and the actuator may
be just stuck ;-) Old Western Digital drives (mfm/rll/xt bus and AT
bus) and Seagates have been "restored" that way. I think some Rodimes can
be too as well as some Microscience
drives.
Pulled the drive out - it is a miniscribe 8450 40Mb hard disk (ST506)
- with the amount of dust inside there it's no wonder it no longer works.
Will try the various suggestions (though no sign of the actuator) and see
what happens...
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