It did not. The Jaz had hard disk platters in the cartridge while the Zip had soft. The "Click of Death" was actually not a single failure. The drive would cli

It did not. The Jaz had hard disk platters in the cartridge while the Zip had soft. The "Click of Death" was actually not a single failure. The drive would click once when the head came out to read and then again when it parked. There were over 100 failure types that could cause the drive or disk to fail. When the drive did fail the drive would double click as the head came out, failed, then went back in. The Zip drive failure rate was about 1.5% originally, then down below 1% by the settlement for "Click of Death".