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Solder Sata Cable To Hard Drive. The 4 bare wires on the outside. I have a hdd with 2 burnt out sata pins and would like to get this thing running again. Actually, there’s only 4 pins that matter. The hard drive works fine no issues with the setup i have. Don't try to strip and solder a sata cable. Please support me on patreon:. Afraid that glueing that tiny bit of plastic isn't going to be. Instead, flatten the contacts back out, get a fresh sata cable and carefully. I've got an hdd with a broken sata port (l is gone and a pin snapped off) and from what i've seen one of the solutions is to solder a sata. Cut the cable open to salvage the broken off connector, then use instant glue (?) to put it back in place to connect a new cable. So i figured the best option would be to cut the connector off a sata cable and solder them in the proper location on the pcb. I have a soldering gun and the likes but am wondering. You have 4 wires for signal, 2 per ‘channel’ and 3 grounds (which should be tied together anyway). The wires have some really touchy electrical properties. I was able to plug the cable back in and secure temporally with electrical tape.

The 4 bare wires on the outside. I was able to plug the cable back in and secure temporally with electrical tape. I have a hdd with 2 burnt out sata pins and would like to get this thing running again. I've got an hdd with a broken sata port (l is gone and a pin snapped off) and from what i've seen one of the solutions is to solder a sata. I have a soldering gun and the likes but am wondering. Please support me on patreon:. The wires have some really touchy electrical properties. You have 4 wires for signal, 2 per ‘channel’ and 3 grounds (which should be tied together anyway). Don't try to strip and solder a sata cable. Instead, flatten the contacts back out, get a fresh sata cable and carefully.

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Solder Sata Cable To Hard Drive The 4 bare wires on the outside. The wires have some really touchy electrical properties. I've got an hdd with a broken sata port (l is gone and a pin snapped off) and from what i've seen one of the solutions is to solder a sata. Please support me on patreon:. I was able to plug the cable back in and secure temporally with electrical tape. I have a soldering gun and the likes but am wondering. Don't try to strip and solder a sata cable. Cut the cable open to salvage the broken off connector, then use instant glue (?) to put it back in place to connect a new cable. Afraid that glueing that tiny bit of plastic isn't going to be. Instead, flatten the contacts back out, get a fresh sata cable and carefully. The hard drive works fine no issues with the setup i have. I have a hdd with 2 burnt out sata pins and would like to get this thing running again. So i figured the best option would be to cut the connector off a sata cable and solder them in the proper location on the pcb. The 4 bare wires on the outside. Actually, there’s only 4 pins that matter. You have 4 wires for signal, 2 per ‘channel’ and 3 grounds (which should be tied together anyway).