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balvarez · 06-20-2009, 12:21 AM

I've got the two light version of the RRoD. Looking at the xbox site it says it is overheated, so I let it cool for a few hours and try again. Still the same thing. Somebody told me that I'll have to pay for the repairs myself because it is the two lights and not the one or three lights. I'm planning on calling xbox tomorrow and was wondering if anyone knew if this was true. Also it is over a year old.

Burns11 · 06-20-2009, 03:26 AM

Are both fans running? Does the console have plenty of room for air to move around it (as in not enclosed behind glass, not crammed into a tight space, not sitting on cloth or carpet, etc)?

It could also not be overheating at all, could be a bad sensor.

You might be able to push a bunch and get the repair free, but most likely you'll have to pay.

Miles_Yuhas · 06-20-2009, 04:09 AM

That happened to one of my xbox's. Although it said overheatting, there was something permenatly wrong with the xbox. I had taken every precaution that is known to attribute to overheatting and it continued to happen. It got to the point where it would overheat about 5 minutes after turning on the Xbox.

balvarez · 06-20-2009, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Miles_Yuhas


	That happened to one of my xbox's. Although it said overheatting, there was something permenatly wrong with the xbox. I had taken every precaution that is known to attribute to overheatting and it continued to happen. It got to the point where it would overheat about 5 minutes after turning on the Xbox.

So did you try to call xobox and have them fix or not. My friend said that if I leave it on it will eventually get 3 rings and that microsoft will fix it then.

I'm not sure but I definately don't want to pony up for them to fix their mistake.

Miles_Yuhas · 06-20-2009, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by balvarez


	So did you try to call xobox and have them fix or not. My friend said that if I leave it on it will eventually get 3 rings and that microsoft will fix it then. I'm not sure but I definately don't want to pony up for them to fix their mistake.

I have two Xbox's so I haven't done anything about it yet.

06-20-2009, 12:21 AM	#1
balvarez Rookie OVR: 2 Join Date: May 2009	RRoD I've got the two light version of the RRoD. Looking at the xbox site it says it is overheated, so I let it cool for a few hours and try again. Still the same thing. Somebody told me that I'll have to pay for the repairs myself because it is the two lights and not the one or three lights. I'm planning on calling xbox tomorrow and was wondering if anyone knew if this was true. Also it is over a year old.

06-20-2009, 03:26 AM	#2
Burns11 Greatness Has Arrived OVR: 16 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 7,409	Re: RRoD Are both fans running? Does the console have plenty of room for air to move around it (as in not enclosed behind glass, not crammed into a tight space, not sitting on cloth or carpet, etc)? It could also not be overheating at all, could be a bad sensor. You might be able to push a bunch and get the repair free, but most likely you'll have to pay.

06-20-2009, 04:09 AM	#3
Miles_Yuhas MVP OVR: 13 Join Date: Mar 2004	Re: RRoD That happened to one of my xbox's. Although it said overheatting, there was something permenatly wrong with the xbox. I had taken every precaution that is known to attribute to overheatting and it continued to happen. It got to the point where it would overheat about 5 minutes after turning on the Xbox.

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