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  • Permanent RROD Repair guide xbox 360

    Posted on May 17th, 2010 Jonah Clayton 25 comments
    DanjalS asked:


    For this repair you also need -Torx 8 Screwdriver/T8 -Torx 10 Screwdriver/T10 -A small flat screwdriver to open the back This repair will work on allmost all RROD’s especially on the ones with 0102 0020 as secondary code. It CAN also fix the one red light in the right bottom with an error code on screen like “e74″ but only if it’s the GPU if it’s the ANA or HANA chip it can’t (unless you’re lucky with overheating) I already fixed 12 xbox 360′s like this but you have to use heatpaste because all things like that will make the fix permanent. Otherwise it will not last long, same thing when you don’t overheat. Of course you can put alternative heatsyncs under the memory chips and tricks like that but it isn’t the SOURCE of the problem, however it can be good to do. You can also do this without attaching the motherboard to the steel case, like explained. If you want to do that use screws with a flat top which doen’t get smaller 10 mm long (without the top) don’t put STEEL washers under the motherboard if you do this. Feel free to ask questions.

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    25 responses to “Permanent RROD Repair guide xbox 360” RSS icon

    • DaChromeGnome May 17th, 2010 at 19:30

      When I start up my Xbox 360, I get sound but no video picture. It has happened to my friend as well. We both bought new A/V cords and tried it. Still no video. But there are no red rings. Will this fix the problem?

    • Lampaslocus360 May 18th, 2010 at 21:43

      what did you use the clean the chips + heatsincs?

    • Reconciliasion May 20th, 2010 at 01:59

      not heatpaste heatsink paste **

    • I couldn’t syncronyse my heatsyncs what am I doing wrong?

      I drilled out the wholes to 5mm but what shouldI do with the halves?

    • is it ok to use plastic washers i couldnt find nylons…? and are you sure those are 16mm screws? i bought some 16 mm ones and they look to be quite abit shorter than those.

    • xXxLAMBOFGOD12xXx May 27th, 2010 at 21:37

      Not a permanent fix. It is a fix, but its definitely not a permanent one.

    • @IgniteTheProphecy Actually, I got it working and I haven’t had another problem since.

    • IgniteTheProphecy June 1st, 2010 at 19:51

      @luckyw4ss4bi You used this video. There are better solutions.

    • wholes?,,, wtf? they’re called holes!

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    • ChargedAnimation June 7th, 2010 at 04:53

      @elephantjewls I like to follow the manufacturer’s instructions as much as a can…

      Taken from the Artic Silver website:

      “By working the plastic tool (old credit card) back and forth in all
      directions (See green symbol on picture HS1) you will smooth out the compound
      and work it into heatsink. This will ensure optimum filling of the microscopic
      valleys in the metal where the CPU cores will contact the heatsink.”

    • u put the thermal paste on wrong

    • elephantjewls June 12th, 2010 at 19:26

      @ChargedAnimation Sorry, but you should NEVER use hard plastic. You should wrap your finger in cellophane or plastic wrap and do it that way.

    • I’ve done everything correctly (at least I think so) and now it’ll work but it overheats within minutes. What’d I do wrong?

    • TechAndTutorials June 14th, 2010 at 13:20

      6:16, you have three hands, just kidding, thanks so much, subscribing!

    • My xbox works again!!! Thanks for the video. I can put all the towels away now! haha

    • This worked! First i thought it wouldnt work. But then i did everything back together and it worked. If this wont work try to let it “cook” for 10-15 minutes then cool down for 20 minutes and it will WORK!!!!!

      Thanks for this GREAT TUTORIAL!

    • toadallyscuba June 19th, 2010 at 16:45

      @phoenixdown414 Rubbing alchohol ^_^ use 70% or higher just not 100% lol

    • canucksallday June 23rd, 2010 at 02:11

      All i did was duck tape my mother board to the heat sink and it works fine without any washers or screws.

    • very good tutorial.
      but to spread the thermal compound you should really use something different than your fingers *gg*
      yout method worked, but i did the clamp a little bit different.
      (search for hybrid xclamp here in youtube) – after this i boiled the xbox with danjals method.
      i kept it switched on for about an hour and nothing freezed, but i didnt have the time to play a little bit xD
      fix worken with error 0102.

      many thanks!

    • did u reattach the xclamp? I didn’t see that part. Also, how do you attach the motherboard to the case?

    • hmm i did everything like u said but now my x box fan just turns on full blast and i get 2 rings any thoughts?

    • VAMPIREMACHIINE July 2nd, 2010 at 09:42

      @ChargedAnimation if you have enough thermal compound on your finger to block the oil, you should be ok… lol, i used the finger… and it works like a charm!

    • phoenixdown414 July 2nd, 2010 at 18:40

      what do you mean by “aggressive cleaning stuff”? what did you use? anyone?

    • AKSpartanKiIIer July 6th, 2010 at 06:37

      @liveskater305 Idiot, nevermind. Watch the credits… Stupid

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