Rare Floppy Drive in need of repair?

[NanoBabe]

Hi everyone I have a unusual floppy disk by teac from 1992. Which had multiple uses, you could find it in vintage pcs wild card game disk doctors and external Amiga floppy drives. It has a 26-pin out instead of the more Common 34-pin which makes it much harder to find in any condition. Yamaha and Roland keyboards and music samplers use a very similiar 26-pin but instead use a Ribbon connection, so my options unfortunately seem pretty limited. To try and find a replacement working drive or a usb floppy disk emulator again these are not 26pin or to use a converter to change 26 pin to a 34 pin. But before I get into that I wondered if there was any chance that it may be repairable