Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Receiver, fuse replacement
ID: 118338
Description: Apologies for the state of this guide, it was...
Steps:
- The LED should be green when it is connected, here it is completely off.
- The device does not show up at all in the device manager and windows does not react in any way when connected.
- This involves prying and will probably scratch the shell.
- Start at the cable side using a sharp prying tool or similar
- When the lid has been removed, there are two tiny Phillips #0 screws that need to be removed.
- At the side facing down, close to the cable connector there is a fuse (located by the red arrow)
- The blue lines shows the circuit that is usually closed if the fuse hasn't blown.
- Measure the resistance of the fuse, if it is higher than 1000 ohm ( in my case 20 kOhms) consider it to be faulty
- I used a piece of LED - leg and bent it properly to create a perfect short-wire.
- Be careful when you solder, you do not want lead anywhere else!
- It's alive!
- I used double sided molding tape (red), in the upper and lower part of the chassi.
- Put the screws back and align the board properly.
- Using glue is an alternative, though troublesome if you would ever want to reopen it.