I am not very good at explaining the crazy things I do but I will give it a try :)
WARNING if this is done incorrectly you could render the unit useless or worse fry your hard drive.
As I stated earlier the first thing to do is unscrew the top part of the EP950 and detach the
existing SATA data and power cables from the mainboard. this is easy since they are joined together
where they plug into the drive so there is no way to mistake what to unplug. The piece of plastic that slides
back and forth to push the cables into the drive has to be removed permanently as well since the replacement
parts will not reattach to it.
The data cable replacement is a simple task as all you need to do is aquire a short SATA data cable from a
computer store. Mine was 3 or 4 inches if I remember correctly.
The power cable is tricky at least the way I did it. Maybe some stores would have cables that would work but
what I did was get a damaged PC power supply and removed one of the SATA power plugs from one of it's leads.
I then cut the power cables on the EP950's SATA power lead as close to the plastic part as possible so I ended
up with the longest length of wire possible. I then clamped the cables into the power plug I got from the PC supply
MAKING SURE that the yellow and red wires were in the right places. This is VERY important because the yellow
wire carries 12volts and you would not want that flowing to a circuit that expects 5volts.
Then I just plugged everything back in and bent the wires into a comfortable position and attached them to the drive
and the rest is history.
I wanted to post pics but life got in the way. I won't be able to upload pics for a few weeks
Edited by rypaul - 4/9/13 at 2:44pm