6/14/2019 4:25 PM | |
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Hello i'm looking for 6ES7675-1DK40-0AA0 hard disc to mother board connection cable .i want to add the 2.5 SATA HDD in 6ES7675-1DK40-0AA0 Kindly do some needful |
9/18/2020 5:24 PM | |
Joined: 10/18/2018 Last visit: 7/31/2022 Posts: 2 Rating: (0) |
eastzon, I know this post is a bit old, and I'm not sure if you've found the information or not, however I do have the part number for the "SATA flex cable" as well as the HDD/SSD tray, and also a link to a website that sells hardware for the screws that hold the drive in place. I repair quite a few 427C IPCs for my department and after scouring the internet for days and with the help of a micrometer I found a website that sells more or less perfect matches to the hardware found on the IPC. Their part numbers are below as well as a link to the website where hardware can be found. Also please note that if you do change the SATA flex cable you have to remove the motherboard which also acts as the heat sink for the processor which will render the old dried and hardened thermal paste unusable and must replace the thermal paste. I recommend using Arctic Silver 5 thermal paste as it's readily available online, affordable, and contains silver which has excellent thermal properties. Be sure when cleaning the heat sink backplane that you do not scar the aluminum. The makers of arctic silver also sell thermal paste remover that aides well in doing so. Otherwise you can use isopropanol alcohol and a lint free cloth to remove, it just takes longer and more effort. Be sure not to damage the motherboard with static discharge. It's not that common to damage them especially when being careful and handling them by the corners but you might still consider using an ESD wrist strap to ground yourself as well as the heat sink. And remember, a little bit of thermal paste goes a long way. Use a dab maybe the size of a grain of rice if that even and spread it evenly and in the same spot as the old thermal paste. You can run over where the CPU surface goes, just don't coat too small of an area where the CPU is touching the aluminum. Good luck and best regards. SATA Flex Cable order number A5E00843727 HDD/SSD Tray order number A5E00837107 Hardware: (You can use either of the M3 screws for the drive and power supply however I've seen both lengths of hardware in these IPCs and haven't had any issues with them being too short or too long.) Power supply and drive screws, 3mmx5mm, countersunk, T10 head https://accu.group/us/hexalobular-countersunk-screws/7474-SHK-M3-5-A2 Power supply and drive screws, 3mmx6mm, countersunk, T10 head https://accu.group/us/hexalobular-countersunk-screws/7475-SHK-M3-6-A2 Front cover, top cover, and main enclosure screws, 2.5mmx4mm, countersunk, T8 head https://accu.group/us/hexalobular-countersunk-screws/7465-SHK-M2-5-4-A2 Anti-vibration washer for external grounding screw, M4 https://accu.group/us/anti-vibration-safety-washers/62915-HSNW-M4-A2 External grounding screw, 4mmx6mm, pan head screw, torx head https://accu.group/us/hexalobular-pan-head-screws/7743-SHP-M4-6-A2 Other parts: IPC427C Power Supply order number A5E02083152 Power supply 24VDC connector on www.DigiKey.com DigiKey part number 277-6028-ND BIOS Battery order number A5E00331143 - NOTE: If you take longer than 30 seconds to change the battery the BIOS will go back to factory default settings per the IPC427C instruction manual. 4GB RAM on www.CDW.com CDW part number 3409685 I highly recommend using an SSD rather than HDD. I use these with great reliability: 240GB Kingston SSD, www.CDW.com CDW part number 5346768 Unfortunately I do not have the order number for a power supply to motherboard cable |
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4/23/2022 9:07 AM | |
Joined: 6/25/2021 Last visit: 4/28/2022 Posts: 2 Rating: (0) |
Boss thanks for your valuable information finally i purchased those connector through the help of your reply thanks |
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