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Guest eyebedam
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So my 360 has come down with a case of the Red ring of death RROD. Does anyone know of anyone or anyplace locally that fixes these? I call a place on Charlotte that told me anywhere between 30.00 to 125.00 but thats a big gap. Just thought Id try some options from any of you guys. I know there are some gamers on here.

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Guest eyebedam
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Have you already used up all of your fixes from Microsoft or are you trying to avoid sending it away?

Actually I just got off the phone with them & they are gonna send me a shipping label & handle the problem. They seemed pretty helpful. I was shocked. My xbox was out of warranty I assume. Its atleast 3 years old. Hopefully I will have it soon.

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Friend of mine kept his hard drive and sent his 360 back and went to a rent place and rented a 360 so he could still play, thats why he kept his hard drive. Took thee rented one back whn his 360 arrived from getting fixed.

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Yeah, I think Microsoft has an unlimited warranty for the RROD because it seems ot be a problem from the factory. Or, thy could just be unusually helpful.

Guest bkelm18
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Playstation 3, it cures what ails ya. Besides, Halo is soooo 10 yrs ago. :blink:

Guest monsterking138
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but ps3 does not have the gears of war series.:blink:

Guest bkelm18
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but ps3 does not have the gears of war series.:blink:

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Guest eyebedam
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So do I need to remove the hard drive before I send it back? Im still waiting for t he email with the shipping label.

Guest Honest AK
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So do I need to remove the hard drive before I send it back? Im still waiting for t he email with the shipping label.

Definitely remove the hard drive. There will be instructions on what to do in the box they sent.

AFAIK, Microsoft gives free RROD repairs for three years after the date of purchase. It's also my understanding that the RROD warranty resets for another three years after it is repaired.

It took about five weeks to get mine back. Ended up getting an arcade system as a back up if/when one of them goes down.

There are people in my Halo clan that have been through ten 360's. Wait 'till the fall update comes out. After you d/l it, you'll probably get red rings again. :)

http://www.gamevee.com/viewVideo/Halo_3/GeeVee/Shotgun_Killtacular/125392

Guest Honest AK
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Playstation 3, it cures what ails ya. Besides, Halo is soooo 10 yrs ago. :)

A guy I work with just got his PS3 back last month. He had to send it in to Sony because the Blu Ray drive failed. He had to pay $180 to get it fixed.

Guest eyebedam
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Definitely remove the hard drive. There will be instructions on what to do in the box they sent.

AFAIK, Microsoft gives free RROD repairs for three years after the date of purchase. It's also my understanding that the RROD warranty resets for another three years after it is repaired.

It took about five weeks to get mine back. Ended up getting an arcade system as a back up if/when one of them goes down.

There are people in my Halo clan that have been through ten 360's. Wait 'till the fall update comes out. After you d/l it, you'll probably get red rings again. :screwy:

http://www.gamevee.com/viewVideo/Halo_3/GeeVee/Shotgun_Killtacular/125392

They didnt say anything about sending a box except that they used to do that but it slowed the turnaround time down to recieve a replacement. They send a email with a printout for a UPS label & you have to package it yourself. I guess Ill bubble wrap the core unit & hope for the best.

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We got a RROD on ours a little while ago. (Right after Mercenaries launched.)

I'm still waiting for my sister to send me the receipt (It was a family Christmas

present.) so we can send it back. We're thinking of getting an Arcade system for

the kids in the mean time.

Guest eyebedam
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We got a RROD on ours a little while ago. (Right after Mercenaries launched.)

I'm still waiting for my sister to send me the receipt (It was a family Christmas

present.) so we can send it back. We're thinking of getting an Arcade system for

the kids in the mean time.

I didn't have the reciept for mine. It's a 2006 model. All I had to do was give them the serial number off of it & they said it was covered the number is

1-800-4my-xbox. They should be able to handle it for you.

Guest Valkyrie
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Should have bought it from Best Buy with the PRP (product replacement plan) - we'd just exchange it for a new one if you brought it in because of the RROD. :screwy: lol

Guest superslacker
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A guy I work with just got his PS3 back last month. He had to send it in to Sony because the Blu Ray drive failed. He had to pay $180 to get it fixed.

I'm waiting for the box from Sony to send my ps3 back in, the bluetooth has been crapping out intermittently since I got it. I think it's pretty common. It makes me feel good to know that xbox's are crap, too.

Guest canynracer
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I just bought an xBox from Game stop...I think I have become the zombie I fear so much.

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I didn't have the reciept for mine. It's a 2006 model. All I had to do was give them the serial number off of it & they said it was covered the number is

1-800-4my-xbox. They should be able to handle it for you.

SWEEEEEET!!!!!

Eyebedam... you have just reached mythical Greek God status to me!!!

Guest Honest AK
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We got a RROD on ours a little while ago. (Right after Mercenaries launched.)

I'm still waiting for my sister to send me the receipt (It was a family Christmas

present.) so we can send it back. We're thinking of getting an Arcade system for

the kids in the mean time.

Go to www.xbox.com and log in. Go to the support section and look for the RROD repair link. You can enter the serial number there and that should take care of it. You can get updates from that page on what to do next. If you call them, it might take a while.

Guest Honest AK
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I just bought an xBox from Game stop...I think I have become the zombie I fear so much.

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Guest eyebedam
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Go to www.xbox.com and log in. Go to the support section and look for the RROD repair link. You can enter the serial number there and that should take care of it. You can get updates from that page on what to do next. If you call them, it might take a while.

I had a live person on the phone in 5 mintues and got the return email withen 24 hours.

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but ps3 does not have the gears of war series.:usa:

My PS3 makes a great DVD player and does great wireless AVI streaming from my PC. Haven't even tried to play a game on it.

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