hard disc power burn out

[borat.gunter]

Hallo
one friend just plug the 4 pin power connector in the wrong way to
her
hard disc.
It seems that the part which is used to protect the over voltage has
been burn out.
I am gonna change the part which is "physical" broken and back up her
data.

i wrote down the label on the component as
AE VU
GP804
it has only 2 pins.


I googled around, did not find the part datasheet.
has anyone idea or reference of the schematic which is used for the
hard dics pcb power protection?


Thanks a lot


Borat

 

[borat.gunter]

It would be good to only post one topic about this issue so
that all replies stay in the same place.  

Hi kony,

i didnot place another post anywhere, only in alt.comp.hardware which
i used by groups.google

I searched the same post after reading your suggest. however it does
have a copy on wirelessforums.org/alt-comp-hardware
is that a mirror of alt.comp.hardware?

with my account i can't login in wirelessforums.org. it is wired.

 

[borat.gunter]

Hi kony,

i didnot place another post anywhere, only in alt.comp.hardware which
i used by groups.google

I searched the same post after reading your suggest. however it does
have a copy on wirelessforums.org/alt-comp-hardware
is that a mirror of alt.comp.hardware?

with my account i can't login in wirelessforums.org. it is wired.

i figured out
it may be the reason
http://www.wirelessforums.org/misc.php?do=linkbacks

 

[borat.gunter]

The wirelessforum is just a HTML interface to usenet, so yes
it is essentially mirroring the same usenet groups.

Interesting thing is where did you reply first, hier or wireless?
Warum is the reply not here? http://groups.google.com/group/alt.comp.hardware

 

[borat.gunter]

The wirelessforum is just a HTML interface to usenet, so yes
it is essentially mirroring the same usenet groups.

Interesting thing is where did you reply first, here or wireless?
Way is the reply not here? http://groups.google.com/group/alt.comp.hardware