2025-05-04

Western Digital PCB 2060-701393-002

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Swap Western Digital  PCB 2060-701393-002(Printed Circuit Boards) to recover your data from damaged HDD due to PCB failure. 2060-701393-002 is the board number on this PCB. If your HDD’s PCB has problems, the drive usually cannot boot up or there may be an inaccurate display in the BIOS of the hard drive’s information. Also power may not get to the hard drive and as a result it will not spin up.

Western Digital 2060-701393-002 PCB Board Details:

Board Number: 2060-701393-002
Main Controller IC: 88i6545-TFJ1
HDD Motor Combo IC: L6283 1.3
Manufacturer: Western Digital

Note: Hard drive failures are NOT always caused by circuit board failure.

Swap PCB 2060-701393-002 will not solve the problem below:

1. The hard drive will power up normally (no ticking noises, errors etc) but will not be recognized by the computer;
2. The hard drive will power up normally and be recognized correctly but will report a size of 0 bytes;
3. The hard drive will power up but report SMART errors on boot;

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Western Digital PCB 2060-701393-002

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