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#83287 13-May-2011 14:09
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My Nephew has one of these, any one out there that can fix, he has brought a KIT to repair it but don't know how to install....

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  #468753 13-May-2011 14:25
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Call Microsoft, they fix them free regardless of warranty.



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  #468756 13-May-2011 14:30
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Suggest you read the following first to see if it is covered by MS.

http://support.xbox.com/en-gb/pages/xbox-360/troubleshoot/warranty/faq.aspx#expandoContent1




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  #468765 13-May-2011 14:40
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MS had an exemption in place for these for a while, not sure if it still applies but certainly when my out-of-warranty original 360 needed work on an RROD last year they took care of it.

Usually it's just the power supply so they send a new one out, if not then you have to send your console to them and they send it back good as new - with another 12 months warranty too :)



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  #468812 13-May-2011 15:37
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thats all fine but its in NZ and well out of warranty.

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  #468817 13-May-2011 15:52
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sthrn1: thats all fine but its in NZ and well out of warranty.


It doesn't matter.  Just call/email Xbox support and they'll sort it for you. Either you didn't read what I said or just skimmed but it was EXEMPT from warranty.

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  #468826 13-May-2011 16:20
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Thanks will see what they say.

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  #468912 13-May-2011 20:57
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They extended the warranty to 3 years for rrod and e74 errors. But as far as I know that has finished now as it's not ment to happen on the later consoles.

I am a electronics repair tech and I bought my xbox with rrod before the extended warranty came in.

Send me a pm or email alexleov@gmail.com if you would like me to fit it.

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