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Rhell22

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I recently got red ring. So I took it apart, and removed the x clamps and all that good stuff. So it was working for about a week until I got it again, does any one have suggestions on how to fix it?
 

Boombox2003

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Use lube :p, i mean http://www.instructables.com/id/Fix-the-Red-Ring-of-Deathwithout-towels/ this worked for me
 

Rhell22

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I will check it out, I am really pissed because it worked only for a short time.
 

HuCast

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So your warranty expired or why didnt you use the service hotline and send it in? Dont like a month of free gold? ;)
 

bioVOLTAGE

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I had a Red Ring awhile back. I let it sit for a week, and then it started to work again. After a day, it died for good. I couldn't send mine back because I voided the warranty the day I got it (the disk drive was not attached inside, and I didn't want to send it in.) I got another one after the Red Ring. I suggest you do the same. I feel that that is your only option for a long lasting fix. You already have the excessories, so all you need is the cheap arcade model.
 

Rhell22

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Thats true but if there is way of fixing it I would rather do that because I don't have much money.
 

Chibz

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stinkychops said:
Rhell22 said:
Thats true but if there is way of fixing it I would rather do that because I don't have much money.
Apparently if you don't mind doing it manually, i know how to make it so it doesent overheat and break any of the chipsets. This would void your warranty though.
He already said he doesn't HAVE a warranty, so just post it.
 

Edulus

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Get to your local game shop or 2-used and ask if they can repair it, if yes give them your box and their fee, if no keep looking and asking.
 

Rhell22

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Yeah I already just bought one with my birthday money. I am sorry. Thanks for the help, I feel undeserving of a new xbox though.
 

Pimppeter2

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That sucks, Ive had my for 3 years and it RRoD me a little while ago, but I sent it in and every thing went peachy
 

jboking

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Damn, if your Xbox is no longer under warranty then buying a new one is all you can really do. All of the towel tricks are pretty much temporary(very few exceptions). Sucks to be you man.
 

megapenguinx

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stinkychops said:
Chibz said:
stinkychops said:
Rhell22 said:
Thats true but if there is way of fixing it I would rather do that because I don't have much money.
Apparently if you don't mind doing it manually, i know how to make it so it doesent overheat and break any of the chipsets. This would void your warranty though.
He already said he doesn't HAVE a warranty, so just post it.
Well excuuuuse me :D
Ok, open up your xbox, there should be an X shaped object, which looks like its wrapped in aluminium foil. On closer inspection it is actually two X's on top of eachother, get a nice thick washer and place it inbetween these two X's by gently removing the top X (if necessary the parts it connects), the Xbox will no longer overheat.
Which chipset model does this work for?
 

Simalacrum

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just send it off to Microsoft, maybe? yeah maybe its quicker if you do it yourself but at least your (nearly) guaranteed to get it back working right