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Toshiba XM-6502B 40x IDE CD-ROM Drive For Parts or Not Working

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SKU:
16276
MPN:
XM-6502B
Condition:
Used
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Weight:
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  • Toshiba XM-6502B 40x IDE CD-ROM Drive – front panel view showing tray slot, headphone jack, and volume wheel
  • Toshiba XM-6502B CD-ROM Drive – rear view showing IDE ribbon connector, power connector, and caution label on top
  • Toshiba XM-6502B CD-ROM Drive – bottom view showing rating label with model number, manufacture date February 1999, and laser warning stickers
  • Toshiba XM-6502B CD-ROM Drive – close-up of rating plate showing model XM-6502B, February 1999 date, FCC ID CJ6AT9B-038, serial number, and ROM Ver. 1013
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Description

Toshiba XM-6502B 40x IDE CD-ROM Drive For Parts or Not Working

The Toshiba XM-6502B is a 40x IDE/ATAPI internal CD-ROM drive in a standard 5.25-inch half-height form factor. This unit is in good physical condition with no obvious cosmetic damage, but is being sold as-is for parts or repair and has not been tested. It is not guaranteed to be functional.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Brand: Toshiba
  • Model: XM-6502B
  • Interface: IDE / ATAPI
  • Read Speed: 40x
  • Form Factor: 5.25" Half-Height, internal
  • Power: 5V / 12V DC (standard Molex)
  • Rear connectors: 40-pin IDE ribbon connector, 4-pin Molex power connector, audio output header
  • Front panel: disc tray slot, headphone jack, volume wheel, activity LED, manual eject pinhole
  • Manufacture Date: February 1999
  • FCC ID: CJ6AT9B-038
  • ROM Ver. 1013, Ver. No. 000
  • Made in Japan

Applications

The XM-6502B is a late-1990s IDE/ATAPI CD-ROM drive aimed at the desktop PC market, manufactured in February 1999 when 40x drives represented near-peak performance for spinning optical media. Drives of this type connected via the standard 40-pin IDE (ATAPI) bus and fit into any standard 5.25-inch drive bay, making them compatible with virtually any AT or ATX-form-factor desktop PC of the era. They are commonly sought today for restoring or maintaining late-1990s and early-2000s desktop systems, vintage gaming rigs, and legacy industrial or medical computers that still depend on IDE optical drives. The XM-6502B also sees use as a parts source for units with failed trays, spindle motors, or laser assemblies.

Condition: For Parts or Not Working
This Toshiba XM-6502B 40x IDE CD-ROM Drive is being sold as-is for parts or repair. The drive appears to be in good physical condition with no obvious cosmetic damage visible in the photos — the front bezel, tray door, and chassis are intact and clean. Due to its age, it has not been tested and functionality is not guaranteed. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
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Warranty Information

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Additional Information

Brand:
Toshiba
Model:
XM-6502B
MPN:
XM-6502B
SKU:
16276
Type:
Internal CD-ROM Drive
Interface:
IDE / ATAPI
Read Speed:
40x
Form Factor:
5.25" Half-Height
Manufacture Date:
February 1999
FCC ID:
CJ6AT9B-038
ROM Version:
1013
Ver. No.:
000
Power Requirements:
5V / 12V DC
Country/Region of Manufacture:
Japan
Seller Notes:
Sold as-is for parts or repair. Good physical condition.
Condition Notes:
This Toshiba XM-6502B 40x IDE CD-ROM Drive is sold as-is for parts or repair. Good physical condition with no obvious cosmetic damage. Untested — functionality not guaranteed due to age. Please contact us with any questions.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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