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Western Digital PCB-WD2500BB-50DWA0 IDE 3.5 Hard Drive PCB

Essential Component for Hard Drive Repair: WD2500BB-50DWA0 PCBReplace a damaged printed circuit board to revive your WD hard drive. Ensure compatibility by matching the model and sticker numbers with your existing hard drive. Model: WD2500BB-50DWA0 PCB Sticker: 2061-001173-000 D P...

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Overview

Essential Component for Hard Drive Repair: WD2500BB-50DWA0 PCB

Replace a damaged printed circuit board to revive your WD hard drive. Ensure compatibility by matching the model and sticker numbers with your existing hard drive.

  • Model: WD2500BB-50DWA0
  • PCB Sticker: 2061-001173-000 D
  • PWB: 2060-001173-004 REV A
  • Form Factor: 3.5"
  • Interface: IDE

Key Features

See full specs below in description

Firmware Transfer Service Available

30-Day Money Back Guarantee

30-Day Tech Support

Specifications

Brand
Western Digital
Part Number
PCB-WD2500BB-50DWA0
Interface
IDE
Form Factor
3.5 Hard Drive
Included Services
Firmware Transfer Service, 30-Day Money Back Guarantee, 30-Day Tech Support

Frequently Asked Questions

This PCB is a replacement circuit board specifically designed for Western Digital WD2500BB-50DWA0 IDE 3.5" Hard Drives, primarily used for repairing a non-functional drive due to board failure.
Yes, the product description mentions a "Firmware Transfer Service Available," indicating that transferring the original firmware from your old board to the new one is often necessary for the drive to function correctly.
This PCB is compatible with IDE 3.5" Hard Drives, specifically those with the model number WD2500BB-50DWA0.
Yes, it includes a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee and 30-Day Tech Support to assist with any issues or questions you might have.
While physical swapping is possible, a firmware transfer is often essential for proper functionality, as the firmware on the PCB is specific to the hard drive's platters.