Dead PCB / Power Failure / Dead Logic Board

When a voltage spike or power surge occurs, the hard drives controller board is usually the weak spot that will fail. This is both good and bad. It's good because many times the logic board will act almost like a fuse or a breaker, and prevent the extra current from traveling through the drive and shorting out the read-write heads. This is not always the case, but in most instances it is. The bad part is, that the controller board of most drives stores unique adaptive data that can only be associated with the drive that it was originally a part of. In other words, it's very seldom that you can just swap out a controller board from one drive to another and get the dead drive functioning again.

We specialize in repairing dead controller boards so that your data can be accessible again. We can transplant components, work with surface mount devices (SMD), make repairs and do whatever may be necessary in order to get the drive functioning properly.

 

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