Introduction
The following guide is made to help with the dissasembly and repair of a dropped hard drive, that has stopped working. Typically when a hard drive is dropped, the mechanical arm that reads data is stuck on the disk itself.
This guide is a step-by-step process on how to disassemble the hard drive and ensure the arm is placed back in its appropriate spot.
What you need
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Place the flathead screwdriver in between where the case and lid meet, and pry open the external case to expose the hard drive itself.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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las instrucciones son incompletas, no explica cuando se debe hacer esta intervención y cuando no se debe hacer, cuales son los sintomas de un disco duro para hacer esta intervención?
Not bad instructions, aside from the fact that on my hard drive the Torx screws required a T4 driver...not the T3 mentioned. Still, pretty straightforward and simple...just need to plug the drive back in and see if it works.
