In this video I will show you how to take apart, disassemble, and clean an Xbox 360 power supply. The reason I made this video is because where I live, my uncle, and grandmother live rather close to me. So when my uncle moved back in, he was getting his power turned on and Georgia Power disconnected one of the AC current cables, and the ground. So since every outlet is AC current, power was only going in and not going out. This caused the normal 115v to turn to about 220v. So everything that was plugged in at the time except for a heater or two (due to them using a lot of power on a regular basis) fried. and so I took apart my power supply for my xbox because it fried, hoping to find just a blown fuse that could be replaceable, but there isn't one. (in mine anyways) So I hope this helps anyone who needs to know some things about them. By the way, if you see two fat, black, cylinders, don't touch the two pins on the bottom! Those are capacators and will shock the hell out of you. (They are rated at 220v) BE WARNED. and I am not responsible if you totally mess up and void a warranty, chop off a finger, or get yelled at by your parents. :)
Thursday, February 14, 2013
How to Take Apart and Clean an Xbox 360 Power Supply
How to Take Apart and Clean an Xbox 360 Power Supply Video Clips. Duration : 7.53 Mins.
In this video I will show you how to take apart, disassemble, and clean an Xbox 360 power supply. The reason I made this video is because where I live, my uncle, and grandmother live rather close to me. So when my uncle moved back in, he was getting his power turned on and Georgia Power disconnected one of the AC current cables, and the ground. So since every outlet is AC current, power was only going in and not going out. This caused the normal 115v to turn to about 220v. So everything that was plugged in at the time except for a heater or two (due to them using a lot of power on a regular basis) fried. and so I took apart my power supply for my xbox because it fried, hoping to find just a blown fuse that could be replaceable, but there isn't one. (in mine anyways) So I hope this helps anyone who needs to know some things about them. By the way, if you see two fat, black, cylinders, don't touch the two pins on the bottom! Those are capacators and will shock the hell out of you. (They are rated at 220v) BE WARNED. and I am not responsible if you totally mess up and void a warranty, chop off a finger, or get yelled at by your parents. :)
In this video I will show you how to take apart, disassemble, and clean an Xbox 360 power supply. The reason I made this video is because where I live, my uncle, and grandmother live rather close to me. So when my uncle moved back in, he was getting his power turned on and Georgia Power disconnected one of the AC current cables, and the ground. So since every outlet is AC current, power was only going in and not going out. This caused the normal 115v to turn to about 220v. So everything that was plugged in at the time except for a heater or two (due to them using a lot of power on a regular basis) fried. and so I took apart my power supply for my xbox because it fried, hoping to find just a blown fuse that could be replaceable, but there isn't one. (in mine anyways) So I hope this helps anyone who needs to know some things about them. By the way, if you see two fat, black, cylinders, don't touch the two pins on the bottom! Those are capacators and will shock the hell out of you. (They are rated at 220v) BE WARNED. and I am not responsible if you totally mess up and void a warranty, chop off a finger, or get yelled at by your parents. :)
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