Eroded jumper block/cap on a CDRW drive- a problem?
Posted: July 8th, 2004, 5:11 am
Hi Folks,
my ASUS CRW-5224A suddenly stopped working recently and I've
been told I need to replace it.
I don't know that much about computers but I did read that the cables
should be checked in case they had come lose.
The cables were fine but the jumper cap/block on the back of the CDRW drive appeared to be eroded and the pins were showing through.
My installation guide says that failure to correctly place the jumper blocks may cause irreperable damage to the drive- could this have something
to do with why it's no longer working? Would it be worth putting a new cap/block on there to see if it that's the problem?
Damian
my ASUS CRW-5224A suddenly stopped working recently and I've
been told I need to replace it.
I don't know that much about computers but I did read that the cables
should be checked in case they had come lose.
The cables were fine but the jumper cap/block on the back of the CDRW drive appeared to be eroded and the pins were showing through.
My installation guide says that failure to correctly place the jumper blocks may cause irreperable damage to the drive- could this have something
to do with why it's no longer working? Would it be worth putting a new cap/block on there to see if it that's the problem?
Damian