If you wanted to fix your Xbox 360 manually, you were restricted to a number of very unusual and unreliable strategies. Have you tried the “Towel Trick” fix yet? If you haven’t, steer well clear of it. If you have, then you probably already see that the “Towel Trick” is more likely to put your Xbox on fire than to fix it. I mean, come on, who really believes that wrapping your Xbox 360 in a towel is going to repair anything?
It’s an Internet fantasy.
And it’s bordering on “myth” to believe you know how to crack open the case of your Xbox 360 and fix the difficulty yourself with a soldering iron. The Xbox 360 is a important part of a set of high tech equipment, not a toaster. You try the “solder” fix and all you’re likely to execute is cause more damage and void your warranty.
As a result what will that leave you with?
Well, you could follow Microsoft’s guidance and return your Xbox 360 to them to fix on your behalf. But that’s going to set you back $150 plus delivery if your warranty has expired. Plus you’re not expected to get your console for 6 to 8 weeks, minimum. Doesn’t that sound like a lot of money and fuss just to fix your Xbox 360?
Still if your warranty is legal, there’s still the shipping expense to consider, and you’ll still have the inconvenience of packaging your Xbox 360 up securely for its return to Microsoft. And don’t forget that two-month wait for it to be returned to you.
Thankfully, there’s currently a quick, low-priced, and simple technique to fix your Xbox 360, appreciation to The James Dean 3 Red Light Fix Pro. It’s a full answer to the dreaded red ring of death you’ll run into while your Xbox 360 suffers a common equipment malfunction.
Now you really can repair your own Xbox 360, and you’ll do it within 2 hours, guaranteed. To help you on your way, you’ll also receive full customer support from real experts, plus comprehensive video tutorials, showing you the easy steps discovered by tech professionals who understand the inner workings of the Xbox 360 like the backs of their hands.
Stay away from the expensive, unrealistic, and slow techniques, and fix your Xbox 360 the only approach professionals recommend.
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