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Modded Xbox 360 with RROD help
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jemil13
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29. November 2009 @ 12:46 |
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Hi! Only a week ago I have this modded xbox 360, it was working fine,then three days ago I was playing a game, when the game freezes ,I turn the xbox off,then turn it on again and start to playing again until it freezes but the xbox never did the RROD. Then today again it happened the same,the game freezes and I turn off the xbox,but then I turn it on again, the RROD appeared. The xbox 360 have a 12 volt fan...it not supossed to have the RROD?...Please help,thanks in advance.
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29. November 2009 @ 14:49 |
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well first you need to get your error codes for the RROD. if you dont know how to do that, google it. then come back with some more information, and perhaps someone will be able to help you.
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jemil13
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29. November 2009 @ 15:05 |
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I hold the sync button and press the eject button 4 times, this was the resultant error; 0102...
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aharvey80
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29. November 2009 @ 22:45 |
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Originally posted by jemil13:
I hold the sync button and press the eject button 4 times, this was the resultant error; 0102...
It could be a faulty AV cable so try another one, it could also be a small chance you need the xclamp fix or just some new silver paste on the chips under the heatsinks but only after a VERY good clean, remember to reflow the solder after by heating up the 360 before fully tightening the screws back up after a repaste (plenty of tuts about). At the worst it will be an ANA scaler chip problem near the AV cable input which is not really so good and you would probably have to give it to someone who really knows what their doing with PCB's and testing/fixing or replacing chips or even send it to Microshat which will cost no doubt.
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gameover9
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30. November 2009 @ 09:34 |
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That is one of the toughest errors to fix. A reflow is the only way to fix it. PM me if you want your board reflowed.
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cowboy333
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30. November 2009 @ 10:56 |
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if its less than 3 years old and the warranty seal nlooks ok send it back to microsoft. they should repair it for you. I done this a few times with modded consoles
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hooterjh
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13. January 2010 @ 11:42 |
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he said it was modded so i assume no warranty. I would do an xclamp fix and put new thermal paste on heatsinks. Google xclamp fix and secure the heatsinks to the board and then worst case you need a reflow which most people will charge about $20-$50 for shipped. I would reflow as a last resort.
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13. January 2010 @ 12:02 |
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Originally posted by hooterjh:
he said it was modded so i assume no warranty. I would do an xclamp fix and put new thermal paste on heatsinks. Google xclamp fix and secure the heatsinks to the board and then worst case you need a reflow which most people will charge about $20-$50 for shipped. I would reflow as a last resort.
The xclamp fix is not a good fix, its a hack job more than anything. If he has the option to reflow, then I would suggest he does that instead. Its how M$ fix xboxs.
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