Xbox Goes RROD? Take some drill in your case!
I’m so siked, I have fixed two XBOXs that have faced RROD (Red-Ring-of-Death) using these instructions. Both people had already bought new XBOXs, so I got to keep the fixed, and now working totally fine, old XBOXs. I started off by following this guide on Instructables.com and using the parts list there:
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4 5x20MM Panhead Machine Screws (Keep length between 20 and 40 MM)
4 5x15MM Panhead Machine Screw (Must be no longer than 15MM!)
44 #10 Washers
===================And for your English measurements (Thanks to ajmontag for providing these):
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4 3/16″ x 1″ Panhead Machine Screws
4 3/16″ x 1/2″ Panhead Machine Screws
44 #10 Washers
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Then I followed a guide from http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/repair/ring_of_light_x-clamp_fix.htm to actually do the fix:
I followed these guides almost exactly, until I got to the order you stack the washers. The washers I bought from ACE Hardware wouldn’t work in the order provided by those guides, but I found out an order that works perfectly.
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Steel washer is — , Nylon washer is === , and the motherboard is MMM
Everything else I followed exactly in the Llama Guide. One more thing, I can’t emphasize enough how important the overheating step is. Overheating the GPU has sometimes fixed a RROD XBOX for me without having to do the rest of the fix(it won’t hurt though to do them if you don’t want the problem to come back). I also found that overheating the GPU can fix any screen freeze problems you have 🙂 Up next….how to fix a YLOD Playstation 3!
Posted on June 7, 2011, in Full Posts and tagged 2011, freeze, llama, red, red ring, red ring of death, ring, rrod, screen, solutions, x-clamp, xbox, xclamp. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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