MAXTOR HARD DRIVE REPAIR MODULES, LOADERS & RAM
MAXTOR HARD DRIVE LOADERS, RAM & MODULES
Jumper settings for each model hard drive to enable engineering [SAFE] mode for system area repair
DiamondMax 16 = FALCON
DiamondMax Plus8 = N40P
DiamondMax 10 = SABRE
Maxline Plus II = CALYPSO
DiamondMax Plus 9 = CALYPSO
Fireball 3 = ARES64K
D540X = ATHENA
D540X-4D DAH017K0 = ROMULAS
D540X-4G GAK819K0 = ROMULAS
D536DX AAH01310 = VULCAN
Below is a collection of Maxtor hard drive Loaders, RAM & Modules gathered by harddrive-repair.com for the purpose of data recovery & hard drive repair
This will be updated as time goes by, If you have any questions or you require a certain set of modules from a particular hard drive, e-mail us and we might be able to source the required modules for you
Load the *.LDR Files with the drive in Safe mode then load the *.ram file for write access
The modules are in *.mod format for software and just by changing the extension to *.rpm these will work for the PC3K
PINK
RED
LIGHT BROWN
YELLOW
YELLOW
GREEN
DARK BLUE
GREY
DARK BROWN
LIGHT BLUE
HARD DRIVE MODEL CODE STICKER COLOR SAFE MODE
RAMB1TU0-4R060J0220211-NFDA-AAA-A6FRE
NAN51680-6E040T0 SATA -KMBA-BAA-R8FEA
NAR61HA0-6E030L0911205-KMGA-BBA-B8FED
NAR61590-6E020L0510231-KGGA-ABA-B4FEA
NAR61590-6E020L0510251-KMCA-ABA-B6FEA
NAR61590-6E030L0510201-KGBA-AAA-A4FEP1
NAR61590-6E030L0510201-KGGA-AAA-B2FEP1
NAR61590-6E030L0510202-KGBA-AAA-B6FEP1
NAR61590-6E030L0510213-KGGA-ABA-B4FEA
NAR61590-6E030L0510252-KGGA-ABA-B4FEA
NAR61590-6E030L0510652-KMCA-AAA-B8FEA
NAR61590-6E040L0510202-KMBA-ABA-B4FEA
NAR61590-6E040L0510211-KGGA-AAA-B4FEA
NAR61590-6E040L0510605-KMGA-AAA-B8FEA
NAR61590-6E040L0510614-KGCA-AAA-B8FEA
NAR61590-6E040L0510614-KMGA-AAA-B8FEA
NAR61590-6E040L0510633-KMGA-AAA-B8FEA
NAR61590-6E040L0510634-KMCA-AAB-B8FEA
NAR61EA0-6E040L0 DSP -KMGA-ABA-B8FED
BACE1G10-6L300S006AH1A-NGCA-AAB-U2GLA
BAH41E00-6B300R0062011-KMBA-AAA-B4GBA
BAH41G10-6L160P0)43211-KMBA-AAB-A8GLA
BAH41G10-6L300R0063411-NGCA-AAB-A9GLA
BAJ41G20-6L080L0021P11-KMGA-AAB-C3GLA
BAJ41G20-6L160P0031LP2-KGBA-AAC-C1GLA
BAJ41G20-6L250R0051MP6-KGBA-BAB-C2GLB
YAR41BW0-6Y080L0422011-KGCA-AAA-F4FYA
YAR41BW0-6Y080L0422611-NMCA-AAA-M6FYA
YAR41BW0-6Y120P0A44411-NMBD-AAA-H4FYA
YAR41BW0-6Y250P0062211-KGBD-AAA-J4FYA
YAR41BW0-7Y250P00628R1-KGBD-AAA-M8FYB
YAR41BW0-7Y250P00628R1-KMCD-AAA-M8FYB
YAR41VW0-6Y060L0420451-KGGD-AAA-D6FYA
VAM51JJ0-2F040J0310231-KMBA-AAA-A8FFA
VAM51JJ0-2F040J0310613-KGBA-AAA-B2FFA
VAM51JJ0-2F040L07106P1-KFBA-AAA-B2FFA
DAH017K0-4D080H424050P-KGBB-B9FDB
DAH017K0-4D080H4240541-NGDB-B9FDB
DAH017K0-4D080H4240633-NGCB-C2FDB
GAK819K0-4G160J8080511-NMDB-A5FGA
AAH01310-4W100H6261311-NMBB-A7WDA
RAMB1TU0
NAR61590
BAJ41G20
YAR41VW0
YAR41BW0
VAM51JJ0
PASS
DAH017K0
GAK819K0
AAH01310
All information gathered for each set of modules is located on the top sticker of the hard drive
The last five characters represent the Firmware number of the matching PCB
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POKER = ARDENT \ POKER Printed on MCU (Micro Controlling Unit) the largest Chip On the Printed Circuit Board
DSP = DSP Printed on MCU (Micro Controlling Unit) the largest Chip On the Printed Circuit Board
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What is the problem?
Does the hard drive spin?
If so does it click?
Does the armature kick out?
Do the hard drives heads vibrate to initiate?
Is there an odd smell to the drive?
If it doesn't spin do you here a slight or faint ticking sound?
Does the BIOS see the hard drive?
Does the BIOS see the hard drive as the correct model?
Are there funny characters showing on boot?
Does the operating system blue screen?
Important things you should be aware of before you do anything to a suspected failed hard drive
Static discharge will kill a hard drive when handling... especially the internal components
Dust will destroy your data... DO NOT OPEN! In my experience I see so many hard drives destroyed by helpful neighbors when the problem was not situated internal of the hard drive assembly. Just because it clicks doesn't always represent an internal failure.
Swapping the electronics runs the risk of further damage, especially if the revision number of the PCB is different.
You will have a greater success of data recovery with less risk if the original electronics is repaired.
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