Repair Actions/0001: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 12: | Line 12: | ||
** GPU VREG (Not on Xbox 360 S/E) | ** GPU VREG (Not on Xbox 360 S/E) | ||
** Linear VREG | ** Linear VREG | ||
*** | *** V_5P0 on all motherboards | ||
*** V_1P8 on the Original Xbox 360 motherboards, V_3P3 on Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E motherboards | |||
** V_12P0 Bleeder | ** V_12P0 Bleeder | ||
Revision as of 23:17, 19 January 2023
| Note This page is a technicians reference and is not intended to teach diagnosis and repair of electronic circuits. |
- ERROR_V12P0
ANA_V12P0_PWRGD is driven high by the ANA (later HANA and eventually KSB) as long as the V_12P0 rail is within tolerance. If V_12P0 ever drops out of tolerance, the signal is de-asserted, causing the SMC to enter EC_FATAL and the 0001 code to be displayed on the front panel.
Short Circuit
- Check if V_12P0 is shorted
- If it is, check circuit sections to localize short
- CPU VREG
- GPU VREG (Not on Xbox 360 S/E)
- Linear VREG
- V_5P0 on all motherboards
- V_1P8 on the Original Xbox 360 motherboards, V_3P3 on Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E motherboards
- V_12P0 Bleeder
PSU Enable and Power Good
- Check PSU_V12P0_EN signal components
- If components are fine but the signal is missing, replace Southbridge
- Check 12V on DC jack
- If missing, replace PSU
- Check ANA_V12P0_PWRGD (V12P0_PWRGD on Corona and Winchester)
- If missing, check V_12P0_DET circuit
- If V_12P0_DET is fine, but the signal is missing, replace ANA/HANA/KSB