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=== Xbox 360 S and E === | |||
On the [[Xbox 360 S]] and [[Xbox 360 E]], the outer segments of the [[Ring of Light]] can no longer turn red. Instead, the failure mode is indicated by either a solid red or flashing red power LED. | |||
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! Front Panel !! Failure Mode | |||
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| [[File:RDOD_Solid.png|75px]] || '''Solid:'''<br>Core Digital/System Component Failure<br>[[#Universal Error Message|Universal Error Message (UEM)]] On Screen | |||
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| [[File:RDOD_Flashing.png|75px]] || '''Flashing:'''<br>Thermal Overload | |||
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{{Debug and Repair}} | {{Debug and Repair}} | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 5 January 2023
When errors occur on the Xbox 360, the Ring of Light on the RF Board can be used to determine the fault.
Failure Mode
The nature of the failure can be determined by observing the red light lit on the front of the console.
Original Xbox 360
On the Original Xbox 360, the outer segments of the Ring of Light flash red to indicate the failure mode.
| Front Panel (Flashing) |
Failure Mode |
|---|---|
 |
AV Not Connected (Does not appear on HDMI consoles) |
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Thermal Overload |
 |
Core Digital/System Component Failure |
 |
Universal Error Message (UEM) On Screen |
Xbox 360 S and E
On the Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E, the outer segments of the Ring of Light can no longer turn red. Instead, the failure mode is indicated by either a solid red or flashing red power LED.
| Front Panel | Failure Mode |
|---|---|
 |
Solid: Core Digital/System Component Failure Universal Error Message (UEM) On Screen |
 |
Flashing: Thermal Overload |