The unbelievably huge problem of failing XBOX 360 consoles has a lot of gamers looking for a good Red Ring of Death guide to provide them reliable way to fix their failed console on their own. The exorbitant cost of having your console repaired by Microsoft has reached a ridiculous $200 plus shipping, leaving many gamers with no other option but to fix the problem personally.

A major roadblock to success is that the vast majority of free information available online is quite unreliable, and can even permanently damage your XBOX 360. Are you willing to risk ruining your console by wrapping it in a towel and putting it into an oven? I didn’t think so.

This Red Ring of Death guide is meant to show you the 7 basic steps for permanently fixing your RRoD problems. Here they are:

• 1) Remove screws and open console housing
• 2) Carefully remove case fan shroud, then remove the fan itself
• 3) Disconnect and remove DVD transport
• 4) Disconnect and remove motherboard and power switch unit
• 5) Remove old GPU X-clamp and heat sinks (optional: wipe away old thermal paste and apply fresh thermal paste)
• 6) Install new GPU X-clamp
• 7) Reinstall components in reverse order removed

While these 7 basic steps are the core to fix your XBOX 360 permanently, it’s really best to grab an inexpensive Red Ring of Death guide prepared by electronics industry professionals to take you through all the details.

Using the above steps, I was able to fix my XBOX 360 RRoD problem in under an hour. The Red Ring of Death guide I bought was under $30, came with a color PDF, HD videos, an online members area, and even a 60-day money-back guarantee.

If the above info was helpful to you, you need to hurry over to my Red Ring of Death Guide page. That’s where I reveal the exact repair guide I used to get my XBOX 360 working in under an hour, plus I give you all the details and info you need to do the exact same thing! Good luck!

About the Author

Derek is an Internet Technologies Specialist and avid video gamer. He doesn’t recommend using a hammer to “fix” your XBOX 360, but suggests you first check out his Red Ring of Death Guide page.