ST2000LM007 (100790701) PCB SHORTENING POINTS

[ddcywf]

Kindly help in finding the ST2000LM007 (100790701) PCB shortening points.. thanks

[digitalsupport]

Maybe tell a little more about the drive, why you want to "short" it.
How is the drive behaving, any hints in terminal, what happened and what has been done ?

Have done many Rosewood drives but never had the need to "short" any.

[northwind]

Source of the post Maybe tell a little more about the drive, why you want to "short" it.
How is the drive behaving, any hints in terminal, what happened and what has been done ?

Have done many Rosewood drives but never had the need to "short" any.

Completely agree.

[ddcywf]

Source of the post Maybe tell a little more about the drive, why you want to "short" it.
How is the drive behaving, any hints in terminal, what happened and what has been done ?

Have done many Rosewood drives but never had the need to "short" any.

The drive giving clicking noise and not getting out of BSY state.

[northwind]

terminal?

[cmy2008]

This short connection doesn't make any sense! T can be obtained directly.

[Paradog84]

Just want to add to this, I myself have shorted a few Rosewoods and had good results - again the key is making sense of what is happening in terminal and of course when to do it.

I agree with digitalsupport - you shouldn't need to short any if the heads are good, but in a few cases it is needed

[GuideRecovery]

Source of the post Kindly help in finding the ST2000LM007 (100790701) PCB shortening points.. thanks

share terminal log, may be it is not necessary to short read channels at all !