SanDisk Extreme Pro SSD Data Recovery

We offer professional data recovery for SanDisk Extreme Pro drives. Whether your data loss is due to physical damage, file corruption, or accidental deletion, our experienced team can help. We accept mail-in jobs Australia-wide, making it easy for anyone to get expert assistance.

SanDisk Extreme Pro Common Problems

• Card not detected in camera or card reader
• Corrupted or unreadable file system
• Accidental formatting or deletion
• Physical damage to connectors or PCB
• Water, heat, or shock damage
• Intermittent connectivity or read errors
• Write-protection errors preventing file transfer
• Drive showing incorrect capacity
• Sudden power loss causing data corruption
• Device asking to be formatted before use

SANDISK EXTREME PRO SDSSDXPS-480G Data Recovery Caselog

11Jun25: The customer reports that there is no power, not being detected. We found possible coffee or coke liquid damage inside. Controller: 88SS9187-BLD2. The 3XT regulator chip was faulty.

3XT 4-pin – LDO regulator (3.3v input) XC6221B251GR: Torex, LDO regulator, 2.5V Output, 200mA, USP-4
42H4 V087 – Dual step-down buck converter (e.g., Richtek RT8249)
CY – Temperature sensor (likely I2C, similar to TMP100/TMP101)
HH / HH7 / HHR – Unknown 6-pin, possibly MOSFET or logic IC
HS 6-pin – Possibly USB protection (TVS), MOSFET, or ESD array
KGN – 6.0V unidirectional TVS diode (SOT-23)
N2 – Possibly zener diode or small signal diode
SBV 16-pin – TLV62090 by Texas Instruments, 3A synchronous step-down converter (2.5V–5.5V input)
T6 – Likely NPN transistor
T7 4-pin – Possible LDO regulator
T8 4-pin – Likely 3.3V LDO regulator
TV 6-pin – Possibly level shifter, USB switch, or supervisor
U2A 4-pin – Power supervisor/reset IC
U5A 4-pin – Power supervisor/reset IC

Sandisk extreme pro ssd schematics SDSSDXPS-480G pcb:54-40-05105-rev3 test points