Got a dead Seagate drive?

Don’t toss it just yet.

This is a used but fully functional PCB board—model number 100724095—pulled from a drive that was working perfectly before removal.

It’s a solid option if you’re trying to revive a Seagate ST3000DM001 or ST2000VX000 that won’t spin up or has electronic issues.
This little board is the brain of the hard drive, and swapping it out can sometimes bring your drive back to life long enough to grab your important files.
It’s not new, but it’s been tested and is in good shape with no obvious damage.

Keep in mind that replacing a PCB isn’t always a simple plug-and-play situation—sometimes you’ll need to transfer the original BIOS chip or match the firmware.
But if you’re handy with electronics or just want to give it a shot, this is a budget-friendly way to try.
We’ve described it honestly: it’s used, may show slight cosmetic wear, but it’s operationally sound.

Great for techs, hobbyists, or anyone doing data recovery on a budget.

Check your model number before buying to make sure it’s the right match.
No UPC, just the raw part you need to get started.