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I got my jtag a while ago had it for a while then it got RROD
I opened it up fully today to find that their had been some sort of xclamp fix on it, it failed all the bolts had came off and yeh it was a mess i put it back together the best i could i recorded the error code. What error is it do i need to get it reballed? and if anyone knows anyone from the uk who could repair this i would be very greatful if you could recommend someone
thanks con
I opened it up fully today to find that their had been some sort of xclamp fix on it, it failed all the bolts had came off and yeh it was a mess i put it back together the best i could i recorded the error code. What error is it do i need to get it reballed? and if anyone knows anyone from the uk who could repair this i would be very greatful if you could recommend someone
thanks con
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The secondary error is 0001.
If the error occurred after you opened the Xbox, it could be that you screwed the X-Clamps in too tightly; make sure they are not too lose, and not too tight, just be sure they're snug.
Check your power source, if the light on the brick is red then that is the issue. If the light is green I would still try a different power source if you have one. Then if that still does not do the trick replace the DVD power cable (not the SATA cable, usually has white plastic ends). Then if it's still not working, I'd suggest having a repairman examining the entire board, because if it's not one of those issues then the console could be shorting out and there could be problems with the regulators, etc.
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If the error occurred after you opened the Xbox, it could be that you screwed the X-Clamps in too tightly; make sure they are not too lose, and not too tight, just be sure they're snug.
Check your power source, if the light on the brick is red then that is the issue. If the light is green I would still try a different power source if you have one. Then if that still does not do the trick replace the DVD power cable (not the SATA cable, usually has white plastic ends). Then if it's still not working, I'd suggest having a repairman examining the entire board, because if it's not one of those issues then the console could be shorting out and there could be problems with the regulators, etc.
Error Description:
This error can be triggered by a faulty power supply or a short in the console. The short is located near one of the main supply lines, so mostly not under the chips, it might also be a blown capacitor fuse or just a bridged contact. Also damaged DVD power cable.
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pvtpunchu wrote That is error 0001.
If the error occurred after you opened the Xbox, it could be that you screwed the X-Clamps in too tightly; make sure they are not too lose, and not too tight, just be sure they're snug.
Check your power source, if the light on the brick is red then that is the issue. If the light is green I would still try a different power source if you have one. Then if that still does not do the trick replace the DVD power cable (not the SATA cable, usually has white plastic ends). Then if it's still not working, I'd suggest having a repairman examining the entire board, because if it's not one of those issues then the console could be shorting out and there could be problems with the regulators, etc.
Error Description:
This error can be triggered by a faulty power supply or a short in the console. The short is located near one of the main supply lines, so mostly not under the chips, it might also be a blown capacitor fuse or just a bridged contact. Also damaged DVD power cable.
Thanks a lot for that info! Is their anyone in the uk that can have a look at this for me that you know ?
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Yep.
Two UK Sellers:
JTAG-GALORE
Forums/t=1681398/uk-free-p-p-rgh-...-mods.html
IVIoNoXiDe
Forums/t=1197451/free-uk-p-p-xeno...ms150.html
Two UK Sellers:
JTAG-GALORE
Forums/t=1681398/uk-free-p-p-rgh-...-mods.html
IVIoNoXiDe
Forums/t=1197451/free-uk-p-p-xeno...ms150.html
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2 lights is overheating... repaste the chips and test.
some cases very few it is a RAM brick with cold solder joint.
some cases very few it is a RAM brick with cold solder joint.
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