STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

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STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby hddr49 » 02.08.13, 15:24

Hi there

I work on a Seagate/Maxtor STM3320614AS
PC3K recognise it at STM3320613AS

At the beginning, I save Hdd resources (indicates error on heads 4-5-6-7 but drive had only 0-1-2-3 heads)
I access the data in DE, begin to save it (with many abr, low speed access)

suddenly after 86 GB saved, disk turn off

since, disk remains busy.
I try the method to unlock in terminal, but I had nothing in terminal :
pcb only, terminal connector, in terminal, CTRL+Z = nothing happens, don't see F3>

May I swap pcb ? no need for chip unsoldering, because I have hdd resources...

What should I look for PCB compatibility ? P/N ? Firmware ? Site code ? other ?

thanks.


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Re: STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby AJ2008 » 02.08.13, 16:37

Check terminal output and post here before you try anything else. It is important to get the diagnosis right to prevent further problems


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Re: STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby hddr49 » 03.08.13, 15:31

like i said, there is nothing in the terminal output.

During data recover, I have something like

"file.... recovered"
"switch off power"
"switch on power"
"timeout 2500 ms"

and nothing more.


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Re: STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby AJ2008 » 05.08.13, 10:32

This is not F3, you need use old utility with baud rate at 9600


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Re: STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby hddr49 » 19.08.13, 10:08

Thanks for help.

Are you sure this is not F3?
On labels I see
DiamondMax 22
3.5 series 7200.11

F3 series begin with 7200.11 in PC3K...

I try old utility, but I don't see this model. I try with approching one, but terminal output is always empty.


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Re: STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby AJ2008 » 19.08.13, 10:42

You are right, it is F3.

You need to check terminal tab on power on, in previous post you wrote log, I need to see terminal


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Re: STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby hddr49 » 02.09.13, 17:21

Unfortunatly, there is no terminal output.

Really, nothing.

I plug another disk (Seagate 7200.12) to see if it works well, and it does
terminal output for the other disk :

Code: Select all

Rst 0x08M
Servo Processor Is Reset
RW: Disc Ctlr Initialization Completed

ExecuteSpinRequest

(P) SATA Reset


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Re: STM3320614AS remains busy after partiial recovery

Postby hddr49 » 07.10.13, 15:05

I come back to this case, with new facts.

So, I try to swap PCB (100504364 REV B).
I take same PCB (I found one from STM3320614AS and one from ST332063AS)

Unsoldering with temperature-controlled desodlering / Reworking station
I use Hot Air Gun at 300°C


I put the rom on the STM PCB.
When I plug the disk and power on, I have DWF & CRR on red.
And, nothing on terminal either.
Only with PCB, no disk, I have DRD + DSC green, no terminal output.

What do you think of this ?
- Is rom out of order ?
- May I try the rom on the ST PCB ?
- Is my soldering bad ?

I for sure continue to try by myself, but if you have any idea, it would be great.

Thanks !

Precisions :

with donnor from ST, PCB only, DRD + DSC ok, Model ST_M13FQBL Serial QNR_BFW Firmware 1117F38D Capa 3.86 GB, no terminal output

With PCB on disk, DRD + DSC, copying data right now.


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