Digimate III Problems

[tdubs]

Hi,

I just bought a digimate III with a samsung HDD 80GB...

when I turn on the device, I can feel the hard disk spinning.. like I can feel the vibration when i hold it on my hand...

My friend has a digimate II plus, and he doesnt have this problem... so if anyone knows if this is suppose to be like this or is a deferect of the HDD or casing....

Thanks in advance

 

[jnet6]

Should be the HDD.
do check it out from the shop

 

[ExplorerZ]

Hi,

I just bought a digimate III with a samsung HDD 80GB...

when I turn on the device, I can feel the hard disk spinning.. like I can feel the vibration when i hold it on my hand...

My friend has a digimate II plus, and he doesnt have this problem... so if anyone knows if this is suppose to be like this or is a deferect of the HDD or casing....

Thanks in advance

its not a problem i guess... my digimate III does vibrate as well and it is working fine. :thumbsup:
i think digimate II doesn't have much vibration becos they placed thicker form inbetween the gaps which helps to absorb some vibration

 

[tdubs]

Should be the HDD.
do check it out from the shop

Yeah thats what i am thinking...but dunno if it should be like that...

 

[tdubs]

its not a problem i guess... my digimate III does vibrate as well and it is working fine. :thumbsup:
i think digimate II doesn't have much vibration becos they placed thicker form inbetween the gaps which helps to absorb some vibration

oh really? ic.. then at least i know is not only me... thanks for the replay

 

[Simon]

Hi,

I just bought a digimate III with a samsung HDD 80GB...

when I turn on the device, I can feel the hard disk spinning.. like I can feel the vibration when i hold it on my hand...

My friend has a digimate II plus, and he doesnt have this problem... so if anyone knows if this is suppose to be like this or is a deferect of the HDD or casing....

Thanks in advance

This sounds like your samsung HDD is not getting enough battery power to operate from your digimate III.

Not very healthy for Hard disk lifespan.