Looking for a wiring diagram of a IDE&SATA to USB Adapter.

[taufox2213]

Hey, I have one of these IDE&SATA to USB 2.0 adapter but its wire diagram to fix it, please if anyone has one send me a photo of the wiring so i can fix it.

Photo for reference.
http://img.dxcdn.com/productimages/sku_21571_1.jpg

 

[The Paladin]

that information is not likely easily available, though possible, you would have to open that device and identify what manufacturer made the pcb board inside that rubber. because 99% of these ide/usb/sat devices are OEM product sold under other brand names.

 

[taufox2213]

that information is not likely easily available, though possible, you would have to open that device and identify what manufacturer made the pcb board inside that rubber. because 99% of these ide/usb/sat devices are OEM product sold under other brand names.

I been looking for "IDE&SATA TO USB 20337" on google from this photo of the pcb board i took but i keep finding adapters different to mine.

 

[Ralston18]

Google: "ide sata to usb adapter schematic diagram"

Example link:

http://www.nhlfanstore.com/sata-to-usb-converter-schematic-diagram/sata-to-usb-converter-schematic-diagram-connection-wiring-with-blueprint-pics/

Scroll down.

And agree with the previous posts: may be very difficult to find the applicable match to make a repair.

And it is very unlikely that any repair is actually possible. All in favor of DIY stuff but those adapters are assembled by robots with very tight error tolerances. No allowance for future repairs. Expendable product.

Too tight for most human "hands on" work. Any soldering attempt is likely to end badly.

However, if nothing to lose - no harm in trying a repair.

 

[taufox2213]

Google: "ide sata to usb adapter schematic diagram"

Example link:

http://www.nhlfanstore.com/sata-to-usb-converter-schematic-diagram/sata-to-usb-converter-schematic-diagram-connection-wiring-with-blueprint-pics/

Scroll down.

And agree with the previous posts: may be very difficult to find the applicable match to make a repair.

And it is very unlikely that any repair is actually possible. All in favor of DIY stuff but those adapters are assembled by robots with very tight error tolerances. No allowance for future repairs. Expendable product.

Too tight for most human "hands on" work. Any soldering attempt is likely to end badly.

However, if nothing to lose - no harm in trying a repair.

Thank you very much,i will mark your post as the solution but i will not try to repair it, at least not now maybe i would buy another adapter because this adapter would be difficult to fix.