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Ring Kit
My Xbox 360 has three red rings of death. I bought a kit from ebay to replace the X clamps with screws?

I have installed it yet red rings. I did everything that the management told me to do to install it and then upon heating to make it stick. Should I try another computer?

When you install the replacement kit xclamp want to try to overheating of the GPU to get the solder to melt. That itself lead-free solder is used by Microsoft melts at about 440F. You can not get the Xbox is hot but you can soften the solder and get the components to restore continuity with the additional pressure caused by xclamp replacement. Follow this tutorial http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/repair/ring_of_light_x-clamp_fix.htm want to make sure no air flow is to the GPU so that as hot as you can get. Before I bought my computer i reflux would be a wall of paper around the GPU and monitor temperatures. The heat sink receives about 200F then turn off the Xbox. Then, when all was well I turn and everything was working again. Sometimes you just can not fix the Xbox in this way and the need for either a reflow soldering machine or a heat gun to address the problem adequately. You should also go here and find out the code secondary error. This http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/repair/Xbox-360-error-codes.htm will help you determine exactly where the problem lies. If you have any other questions feel free to contact me through my yahoo answers profile. I have an Xbox mod / repair and have repaired at least 200 on Xbox 360. ISSUE: Mitch said already installed the kit in your Xbox, this means that it opened. Your warranty is void and now Microsoft will charge 150 to the Xbox service. I also gave the thumbs down needs revision of reality. I have a 4-year degree, two certifications and a lot of experience. If you disagree with my advice then send me a pm and I will put you straight yahoo.

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