Solved format ssd drive

I have a 2.5" SSD that failed. It was the C: drive from my laptop which I have now replaced. I would like to format and reuse the drive and I don't need to recover any data or partitions.

The drive has five partitions;
500mb Healthy EFI,
459mb Healthy Recovery,
12.02 gb Healthy Recovery,
1.07gb healthy Recovery
(F 105.09gb RAW Healthy (basic data partition)

I have tried to format
from explorer and nothing happens - unable to complete
from disk manager and the blue circle keeps spinning
tried using diskpart, got as far as clean when I got this
"DiskPart has encountered an error: The semaphore timeout period has expired.
See the System Event Log for more information."

The event log gave me no information

is there another way to reformat the drive. ie. delete the partitions via disk manager? what would that do? Willing to try any out of the box ideas before I bin it.

thanks

Tried Disk Manager again. Message was "The format did not complete succesfully

Hi Bruce, thanks for the reply. No it wasn't under warranty. It comes from a 2018 laptop so I suppose I have my moneys worth from it.
Why would I reuse it? I thought maybe something like just a bad sector that a format would repair, I dunno.
I just have an aversion to throwing things away if there is a likelihood of repair and this would be a learning opportunity..
Oh well, It's no big deal
many thanks

Thanks everyone. It's in the bin. We can close this thread.