Hello, and welcome to my floppy drive replacement tutorial. I did this on my S1100 and its really easy if you dont got 2 left hands. You dont need to be a technican, but be carfull of everything what you are doing. First of all, remove the powerchord. Dont touch any chips on the board, you can easy damage them with static voltage. If you got, use antistatic equipment.
01. Open the S1100, loose the screws from display panel on the top and bottom. Remove power and data cable from floppy drive.
02. Pull the front panel, so you can see the floppy holdin screws.
03. There are 3 screws holdin the floppy drive on case, loose them.
04. Now pull the floppy drive diagonal backwards. Be carefull!
05. Now you got the floppy in your hand. Good job :)
06. Loose 4 screws from the drive holder. Be careful of the power switch.
07. This was my original floppy drive, a Teac 235HF 217 U. You are lucky if u got the same replacement drive! If you dont got the same, you can buy a Akai drive for 70$ on Ebay or you look for an old drive which works with the akai sampler.
Teac 235HF 217 U. Jumper: FG, D0, LHI (works 100% )
Teac 235HF 3217. Jumper: DS0, LHI, RY34, HF, REN, and FG. Use this Jumper Setting for the Akai S1100 on my picture (works 100%)
The Teac 3201, 3217,3240, 3291 are same series, they should all have the jumper like in my picture and same settings.
This is the standard jumper setting for pc use.
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