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this summer before i left for holiday i used my 360. it worked fine. i came back a month later and now it doesn't turn on. I've tried it on different outlets. nothing looks broken and i thought maybe its one of the defective 360's. I'm not sure what was wrong with any of the defective ones. is there any way to send it some were and get it fixed? or has any one had this problem and had it fixed.
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Call 1-800-4MYXBOX
A lovely computer named Max will answer you...
Microsoft extended the manufacturers warranty to 3 years now, i believe. Getting it fixed shouldn't cost a thing, but you do have to ship it down here to Texas to get fixed, so it might take a few weeks.
thanks
Completely dead after leaving it for a while? Perhaps a power surge while you were gone? Was it on a surge protector?
now to think of it, i think that was the problem . . . i was not on a surge protector and there were some storms were i live.
Don't tell Microsoft that. . . they might void your warranty.
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Xbox 360 dies because of electricity protection
MICROSOFT IS claiming that the reason its Xbox360 consoles are dying in droves so much is because punters have poor electrical surge protection.
Although Microsoft is refusing to say what is causing the large number of red ring of deaths in its boxes, its technical support teams are apparently claiming it is caused by poor surge protectors.
According to Law of the Game, technical support are reading from a card saying that the Xbox 360 is highly sensitive to reductions in power, and even the slightest cut in power can cause things like the fans and even the DVD laser to malfunction.
Apparently ninety percent of the failed consoles have been plugged into a surge protector, so Vole thinks they are responsible. Using a similar logic 100 percent of them were also switched on so maybe the power switch is to blame.
Vole is saying that you should let your Xbox run free a surge protector and experience lightning strikes, power surges and brown outs. There is a knowledge paper here and more here. µ
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