Get ur console repaired, the thing might be completely fucked, so remove the hdd from the old console, and buy a new one, put the old hdd into the new console.
Had the exact same issue just bought a soldering kit so I can do this and it worked like a champ my Xbox is running great thank you so much for this videoIt even gave me the chance to add chip coolant to prevent the chip from overheating
Thank you for this video, Got mine fixed. !!! Was a bit tricky to do the soldering as it was a tiny section but got it done. Thanks for explaining the steps really helped me. Cheers
I've been through 3 Xbox 360s, including 2 originals and a E, out of all consoles Microsoft didn't build these to last. My PS1 and ps2 still work with no issues and no repairs ever needed
@@ToDoTips I totally agree, quality has definitely taken a back seat to profits 🤦🏻 Jokes on them 😂😂😂 I’ve gone through a couple systems myself only I didn’t throw them away, Excellent parts donors if you stay in a generation, ive got one latest model slim elite. And two parts donor machines 🤘😎
Great video, I was able to fix my problem! Although instead of removing the resistors, I used a multimeter and measured the resistance across all six resistors. If they aren't close to 0 ohms, those resistors are the problem. Then I used a solder, melted the solder on the sides of the faulty resistors and added a tad more solder to it. After doing so, I measured the resistance again to check that it was near 0 ohms. Xbox was fixed after that!
My Xbox mother board does not look like this. The resistors are not in the same place and I can’t seem to find them is it possible I have a different old Xbox slim?
So quick question. You said making a connection where the resistors was fixed this but in my experience the term short circuit is never a good thing. Is there a chance this will permanently destroy my console or affect its longevity? My main concern being I do this and it just bursts into flames or something.
I found this solution because I was almost going to throw my xbox away. Paying for repair would have been very costly for this old machine. so it worth it for me. The resistor have zero value. 0Ω means short circuit. they have been there for some reason which we don't know and now they don't show 0Ω. they are open circuit so we have to make them 0Ω by shortening the two pings of them.
I have a question. Is soldering like this safe over a long term? I would have thought removing the resistors and doing this is a bad idea. Would it not be a better idea to replace them?
@@MarcoS-yd9pf A resistor is specifically intended to provide resistance, which is measured in Ohms, if it isnt providing resistance then it is a fancy diode, and even then many designs are bi-directional so they arent diodes either...
Not with as little a resistance as they are, You’d just not want to do that in higher power applications, Or just do what I did, Keep dead systems for part donors, I mean if you have the patience and steady hands there’s the possibility of replacing the resistors from a 360 parts donor, But given how tight a space and like ZERO room for error? May as well just solder bridge em
when i first got this on my xbox 360(model E), i thought ''HOLY SHIT MY XBOX GOT THE RED RING OF DEATH HOLY SHIT'', now i know what to do when it doesnt have enough ventilation
@@noctusxv2341 there was lots of dust in it I took it to my friends house and he opened it up and cleaned it out then it worked fine but if your having trouble to it might not be that but it's worth a shot!
So do I just melt the resistors or do I burn them a certain way? I have never done any soldering before but I might as well try since it is the only solution.
You can actually just push them off or break them off with a small flat driver. Then just solder between them. I’d measure the ohms first to see which ones are good and bad.
@@carlos52321 Thanks for the reply. I did the soldering the day I posted the original comment and my xbox survived the process and is still alive today.
@@carlos52321 pushing them off if a horrible thing to suggest as it can often take the pad with it leaving you having to do trace repair. If you're going to solder a jumper wire or bridge with solder anyway, just desolder the resistors.
Hello I have this error on my xbox 360 slim 250 gb model. I beleive your motherboard is kinda different from mine as I was unable to find resistors r4d6, d7, d8.... I looked throughout the board and was unsuccessful. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance.
Fix will work on a corona motherboard. the layout is different on a trinity motherboard. good job either way, if anyone has a fix for a trinity let me know :) thanks
It works on Xbox shown in video but have been tested on other machines. There is no harm if you try it as we are removing zero home resistors and you have no other option
What do you mean by cooler? The heat sink? Not possible because when you turn it in, it doesn’t even give time for heat sink to heat up. In less than 3 seconds it shows error. Also heat sink is just aluminum metal , except direct to block the path, which needs to be cleaned, why you have to change it?
thank you, someone who knows how to remove the sides properly
Yes. I've seen people do crazy things to remove them.
@@ToDoTips yeah most people just rip them off
When I'm trying to play Skate 3 and the screen shows every 5 minutes of turning on
BRO THIS IS LITERALLY ME SAME GAME AND ALL!
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Get ur console repaired, the thing might be completely fucked, so remove the hdd from the old console, and buy a new one, put the old hdd into the new console.
I love skate 3 I've got 1 millillion and 875 thousand board sales
Exactly what I needed, thank you so much senior,. Its so simple got my done in no time
You're welcome!
I simply put a leaf blower to the back of xbox and blew out aal the dust and dirt and worked. 3 years ago and it's still running strong today.
Still going strong?
@@neptuneWXidk but i’m trying to figure it out since mine won’t even turn on bc of ventilation issue so i may try this
@@TheWall2772 Tempature sensor issue maybe?
1:04 that looks like a creepy unrealistic kill/error screen lol
Had the exact same issue just bought a soldering kit so I can do this and it worked like a champ my Xbox is running great thank you so much for this videoIt even gave me the chance to add chip coolant to prevent the chip from overheating
What kit did you buy?
I bought the chip coolant for a PC store and it came separate
@@snowboarding1994ify i meant the soldering kit?
Did the link go through on your end
@@snowboarding1994ify no sir
Thank you for this video, Got mine fixed. !!! Was a bit tricky to do the soldering as it was a tiny section but got it done. Thanks for explaining the steps really helped me. Cheers
You are welcome. I am glad it helped.
@@ToDoTips hey I don’t know if you see this but, mine is overheating after some hours so is this the same issue?
@@Deutz-fahr-101. Do you own a multimeter?
IT Worked !!! thank you soo much! its been months since it worked !!!
:)
I've been through 3 Xbox 360s, including 2 originals and a E, out of all consoles Microsoft didn't build these to last. My PS1 and ps2 still work with no issues and no repairs ever needed
Yes indeed. they all have plan to make you buy another one.
@@ToDoTips no it's just the bad design of the old phat models some of the slims and slim elites are faulty but that's the same with anything
@@ToDoTips I totally agree, quality has definitely taken a back seat to profits 🤦🏻
Jokes on them 😂😂😂 I’ve gone through a couple systems myself only I didn’t throw them away,
Excellent parts donors if you stay in a generation, ive got one latest model slim elite.
And two parts donor machines 🤘😎
THANKS BRO!!!! U R THE BEST,U SAVE MY XBOX, GREETINGS FROM ARGENTINA!!!!! 🇦🇷🤙👍
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Great video, I was able to fix my problem! Although instead of removing the resistors, I used a multimeter and measured the resistance across all six resistors. If they aren't close to 0 ohms, those resistors are the problem. Then I used a solder, melted the solder on the sides of the faulty resistors and added a tad more solder to it. After doing so, I measured the resistance again to check that it was near 0 ohms. Xbox was fixed after that!
Thanks. I am glad were able to help. thanks for sharing your tips.
My solder wouldn’t stick to board it would stay on tip?
@@etchosts8162you need to add flux to the board
hey thank you very much my xbox has the same problem and i fixed it. thank you
My Xbox mother board does not look like this. The resistors are not in the same place and I can’t seem to find them is it possible I have a different old Xbox slim?
Same I can find r4d2 r4d3 r4d4 and r4d5 but they aren’t together like in the video rather in a cluster with others and and r4d3 has no resistor
It worked! Thank you!
So quick question. You said making a connection where the resistors was fixed this but in my experience the term short circuit is never a good thing. Is there a chance this will permanently destroy my console or affect its longevity? My main concern being I do this and it just bursts into flames or something.
I found this solution because I was almost going to throw my xbox away. Paying for repair would have been very costly for this old machine. so it worth it for me. The resistor have zero value. 0Ω means short circuit. they have been there for some reason which we don't know and now they don't show 0Ω. they are open circuit so we have to make them 0Ω by shortening the two pings of them.
I have a question. Is soldering like this safe over a long term? I would have thought removing the resistors and doing this is a bad idea. Would it not be a better idea to replace them?
I found the solution and it is working . The xbox is being used now. if I haven't removed them I would have been forced to purchase new Xbox
A zero ohm resistor isnt doing anything to begin with, may as well have never been included in the machine
@@nick11crafter weird. What purpose does it do if you don't mind me asking
@@MarcoS-yd9pf A resistor is specifically intended to provide resistance, which is measured in Ohms, if it isnt providing resistance then it is a fancy diode, and even then many designs are bi-directional so they arent diodes either...
Not with as little a resistance as they are,
You’d just not want to do that in higher power applications,
Or just do what I did,
Keep dead systems for part donors,
I mean if you have the patience and steady hands there’s the possibility of replacing the resistors from a 360 parts donor,
But given how tight a space and like ZERO room for error? May as well just solder bridge em
Top man, thank you so much.... Fixed.
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So my Xbox blinks red then turns off, I think it might be the vent/fan. Any ideas?
I believe that is the exact issue
when i first got this on my xbox 360(model E), i thought ''HOLY SHIT MY XBOX GOT THE RED RING OF DEATH HOLY SHIT'', now i know what to do when it doesnt have enough ventilation
Try using flux and such
Well the Xbox 360 was shut off automatically, but it is due to the overheating and receive the 2 red rings are on.
I had a PS2 that lasted 10 years. Xbox 360 only last about 3. Lol
I tried doing this and the solder wouldn’t stick to board i ended up burning off the contacts completely
I have given warning. This is not easy. You should have sought help from someone.
@@ToDoTips I called a few local “electronics guys” they wouldn’t touch it
Shame. Too bad. It is done now, let’s just forget it as you can’t bring back.
@@ToDoTips i looked online for a motherboard not much out there. Do you have a source for one?
I hope this works with my Xbox 360e the fan doesn't turn on cuz of a short
Thanx mate it's work
I fixed it with hot screw driver instead of soldering iron.
Show the actual welding process
Soldering is art. It involves timing and angle of soldering iron. It did show whatever I could. I gave warning at the beginning
Gracias!! Me funciono.
Can You fix my 360 e console. I have the same problem. And i cant fix it, iam a kid and my dad dosemt know how to fix it to
You should hire someone local,
@@ToDoTips Hmmmmm
@@ToDoTips there are some game shops near me. Can they fix it
@TheMicMurderer thats shady
@TheMicMurderer its already my cousins
This happens on my OG phat Xbox 360 me and my dad put it in a bag in a freezer to cool it down lol
🤣thats funny ! Can I ask what was making your 360 get all hot ⁉
@@noctusxv2341 there was lots of dust in it I took it to my friends house and he opened it up and cleaned it out then it worked fine but if your having trouble to it might not be that but it's worth a shot!
So do I just melt the resistors or do I burn them a certain way? I have never done any soldering before but I might as well try since it is the only solution.
You can actually just push them off or break them off with a small flat driver. Then just solder between them. I’d measure the ohms first to see which ones are good and bad.
@@carlos52321 Thanks for the reply. I did the soldering the day I posted the original comment and my xbox survived the process and is still alive today.
@@carlos52321 pushing them off if a horrible thing to suggest as it can often take the pad with it leaving you having to do trace repair. If you're going to solder a jumper wire or bridge with solder anyway, just desolder the resistors.
Hello I have this error on my xbox 360 slim 250 gb model. I beleive your motherboard is kinda different from mine as I was unable to find resistors r4d6, d7, d8.... I looked throughout the board and was unsuccessful. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance.
Take photos of both sides and share the link I will check them for you.
@@ToDoTips Hello, I believe RUclips isn't allowing me to send the link to you. Could I email it to you?
@@ToDoTips it'd be great if you could provide me with your email
@@bilalaslam189 Have you find them?
Can l use the one with 30W
What if the fan is not working at all?
Then it must be dead . Replace fan.
gracias me funciono
Gracias...!!!!!!👍🏻
Si te sirvió? Carnal
Got a soldering iron it’s only 30 w hopefully it works
Works just fine for me 30w
If you want to do this you can but I just put a fan in front of my Xbox while playing 😹
It will not turn on and won’t give you. A chance yo boot
My favorite part is when he says it takes talent then you see his horrible soldering job rofl!
LOL. just try it. Then you will come back and edit this comment.
Lol it’s not easy!!! Takes time and patience!!
fu*k , before 2 years ago I threw my XBOX 360 at the garbage because this a stupid and smalle issue and now i bought a new one 😩😩😩
Fix will work on a corona motherboard. the layout is different on a trinity motherboard. good job either way, if anyone has a fix for a trinity let me know :) thanks
my layout is different. where are the resistors on the trinity?
Does it work for XBox 360E also?
O haven’t tested it but If you see the same dumpy then it should work if you find the same components I have shown
It works I have an Xbox 360 e
Hello! I need help with one of the steps!
I believe nothing can be better than a video. What is the question?
247 Tech nvm I finally got it to work I didn’t know about the clips holding the black stripe on sorry!
it works on Xbox 360 E ?
It works on Xbox shown in video but have been tested on other machines. There is no harm if you try it as we are removing zero home resistors and you have no other option
Funciona muchas gracias
I think I messed it up. A little help?
I have given warning. Can't be explained better than the video. have patience and do it.
@@ToDoTips I fixed it. Thanks man
قیمت ایکس باکس اسلیم 360 در کشور ما ایران 100 دلار است من هنوز هم دارم . تشکر از شما عالی بود ❤ IRAN
خرسندم که این ویدئو مفید واقع شد. سلامت باشی
I need help i dont have anyof these tools and i cant fix it
Contact your local repair shop and tell them what to do.
You just have to change yhe cooler
Won’t work. You saw it. It won’t even boot. Why then removing resistors work?
@@ToDoTips i chance the cooler and works again
What do you mean by cooler? The heat sink? Not possible because when you turn it in, it doesn’t even give time for heat sink to heat up. In less than 3 seconds it shows error. Also heat sink is just aluminum metal , except direct to block the path, which needs to be cleaned, why you have to change it?
it's hard man
yes. soldering is hard. That's why I gave warning to the viewer.
Gracias!! Me funciono.
y el ventilador sigue corriendo !??
Si