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Re: Repairing an Apple 5.25" Drive (A9M0107)

Subject: Re: Repairing an Apple 5.25" Drive (A9M0107)
From: David Schmidt <schmidtd@my-deja.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2013 13:04:48 -0400
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On 3/20/2013 12:54 PM, Cyril Thibout wrote:

Hi

I have an Apple 5.25" Drive (A9M0107)that can't be calibrated. Even if I turn the little screw in one direction or the other, all the calibration tests are way off the charts.

I cleaned the head but it didn't change anything.

I found tutorials on how to repair a DISK DRIVE II but none about the A9M0107.

Do you know some please?

It's the same physical mechanism, so more guides won't help. There maybe something going wrong on the analog board. Are there any outwardsymptoms? Does it sound "normal" when you turn the power on and itattempts to boot?

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- Repairing an Apple 5.25" Drive (A9M0107)
  - From: Cyril Thibout <info@pulsar-informatique.com>

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