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I had an Xbox hiding on my closet for years. It used to work back then until i accidentally connected my 110vXbox to a 220v Outlet. It never worked since then. What do you think happened? Did i fried my Xbox?, Broken Power Supply? etc.
A friend of mine said, all i need to do is to replace the fuse. I Dissasmbled my xbox and found no fuse. (or theres one?) Meanwhile another friend of mine said that it could be the Power Supply.
Is it still possible for a repair? Sorry but i only know little about these things..
Thanks, and i hope iam posting on the right thread. ^_^
EDIT!! (10-10-11)UPDATE!!
There's no fuse found, but we found a burned capacitor.
Warning, big picture..
found near the big black capacitor located on the left side of the PSU.
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My Xbox seems to have a "Focus" written on its Videochip.
My friend said its more likely to be either v1.4 or v1.5
ANOTHER UPDATE!:
We've just changed the broken capacitor recently, and tried if it works.Unfortunately, Its still not working. What could the problem be? Are there other components that were broken? Or the motherborard is just simply dead? I may sound crazy, but we're dying to fix this thing! Hahaha.. Sorry about that.
Were too lazy to check using testers..
What do you think guys?
A friend of mine said, all i need to do is to replace the fuse. I Dissasmbled my xbox and found no fuse. (or theres one?) Meanwhile another friend of mine said that it could be the Power Supply.
Is it still possible for a repair? Sorry but i only know little about these things..
Thanks, and i hope iam posting on the right thread. ^_^
EDIT!! (10-10-11)UPDATE!!
There's no fuse found, but we found a burned capacitor.
Warning, big picture..
Spoiler:
found near the big black capacitor located on the left side of the PSU.
Spoiler:
Clearer Image
Spoiler:
My Xbox seems to have a "Focus" written on its Videochip.
My friend said its more likely to be either v1.4 or v1.5
ANOTHER UPDATE!:
We've just changed the broken capacitor recently, and tried if it works.Unfortunately, Its still not working. What could the problem be? Are there other components that were broken? Or the motherborard is just simply dead? I may sound crazy, but we're dying to fix this thing! Hahaha.. Sorry about that.
Were too lazy to check using testers..
What do you think guys?
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