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Known Issues
Internal clock resets upon power loss
Causes
- The aerogel supercapacitor responsible for keeping the RTC online has failed.
Solutions
- Replace the capacitor.
- Remove the capacitor, but lose RTC functionality.
- Connect your Xbox to the internet so that it can synchronize (requires custom dashboard) with a timeserver on boot.
Disc drive no longer reads discs
Causes
- The rubber drive belt has degraded
- The read laser has failed
Solutions
- Replace the drive belt
- Replace the entire drive
Disassembly Notes
To open the console, peel back the four rubber feet slightly. This device requires the removal of 6 Torx 10 screws that hold the case together, two of which are hidden under labels. There are then a handful of Torx inside the case.
Original Parts
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Replacement Parts
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