I have a 20mb Sider hard drive that was working fine then when I turned it on it sped up way past the normal RPM. Of course also not working. Tried without the interface card with the same results. Tried with a different power supply as well. Now I’m wondering if the drives circuit board controls the speed or is that a function of the drive motor. My reason is that a long time back I got a few dead Siders from a former Apple II mail order seller. I believe there’s a couple of identical dead drives there.
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Sider question
- Thread starter waynestewart
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Find out if it uses an optical encoder as a feedback device, it may be bad.
I mistakenly typed 20mb when it's actually a 40 mb. Sorry about that.
The drive is an Xebec 4040X
I have no idea if it uses an optical encoder
The drive is an Xebec 4040X
I have no idea if it uses an optical encoder
