For screw locations B = Board (standoffs soldered on to the board) C = Components F = Frame Those gold screws are usually silver, I think some versions had gold and some had silver. They're TR10 by the way 🤫 Black screws are for front panels and apu and they're TR9. Hopefully that helps you bud
I bought a one s and yesterday I wanted to clean it and now nothing happends amymore only a slightly clicking noise that seems to come from the power Supply
@@GreyKnight79Fox i bought an aliexpress replacement and i'm not even joking but it exploded inside the Xbox 3 days later. So after that i got an original one and that works fine now . I'm happy the Xbox is still oke xD.
Such a nice experience when it works. I did a retimer a few weeks ago and it worked. And another where you probably saw my track repair last week without a microscope. On discord. Well chuffed. Keep up the great work
Used this video today to track down a bad mosfet on an X1S I picked up for $30, just starting out, so no donor boards yet, so sitting it in the closet for now until I get another board in I can scavenge from, but pretty happy I was (hopefully, knock on wood!) able to narrow it down. Thanks for the videos!
Subbed and liked man I will be trying this repair when I get home, thank you for being so clear in diagnosing the issue and being humble with your screw up at the end 🤣
I was super excited for ya there when ya got the repair done with the mosfet! I actually have a few xbox one s consoles and one of them also has a no power issue. I hope it's as straight forward as this one was for you
@@JoeyDoesTech keep both! One for main room (one s) and the one as backup. I actually have a fondness for the big black vhs box! Lol! Anyway, you are getting really good!
Nice mate, love the vid. Any advice on where to start when it comes to finding info on how to search for certain faults and all the multimeter stuff. Great video again mate and happy for you, glad you managed to fix it.
Ooof Steven if I'm being honest, LOTS of watching videos on TH-cam. Andrew Paul, Adamant IT, Cod3r, Nothridge Fix, Computer Booter, Micro Mage Repair, TronicsFix - all these channels I learn new things from, and I'd say a good old binge of videos would get you started. Physical devices I started on DS Lites getting used to ribbon cables and small components, even regular gameboys etc. Maybe set yourself a little budget that you're willing to lose, and try to find some faulty consoles on Ebay 😊 Always happy to try and give some advice where I can pal!
@@JoeyDoesTech Yeah i've been watching a few of those guys mentioned, I watch the cod3r, I watch northridge fix too and although i find it interesting what Northridge Repair does , I just want to learn more about the technical aspect of things. I've seen a couple good videos from some small youtubers about fault finding on the xbox one S. I've recently took a gamble on ebay and got a broken xbox one x on the way from ebay for about £106, Think its from a repair company, description just says its a retimer chip problem. Gonna give it a crack when i get it, I've never done microsoldering but have a fair amount of standard soldering experience, IMO you can never learn if you don't take risks, I believe i'm capable of doing it but hey ho, if it go's pair shaped its a learning experience.
@@JoeyDoesTech looks like I've managed to solder it on good but I've knocked 3 smd capacitors off the board and having a nightmare trying to find any info online about which ones they are. Looks like I'm screwed
Hopefully you’re still active. Where could someone buy a mosfet? Are there different types and if so what type should I look for? I’m about to back up one of these with a very similar issue but won’t be getting a donor board
What about your thermal paste? You probably put some on when not filming but just tripping me out that after we saw you clean it, we didn't see you reapply before reassembly 😅
Howdy, another great video. Just a comment regarding plug @2.56 look between the SN number and little padlock displayed, 240v @ 1.8a sign. Just thought I'd let you know it was marked.
Hi, i have the same issue, no power, checked the ground and there’s no short, what possibly other problem i can address? By the way what is the part number of the misfit you changed? Thanks
There's another step towards this new Xbox'es and PS5's! But holy Joey you Old Fool 😂 only you couls forget about that fan 🐢 Putting joeks aside, Great Job mate
That 2nd one looked like it had sticky residue on the bottom casing . Possible water or coke spillage. Or am i just tripping . Looking forward to see this one fixed mate
@@JoeyDoesTech We all make mistakes. Some more, some less. Depends on day, mood am so much orher things. Some youtubers just cut them out but it makes you and your videos very sympathic because you leave it in.
@@TheSkaldenmettrunk yeah I like to include them so I can see what happens in a years time, also so people can hopefully learn from what I don't do haha.
MOSFETs going is usually common. But the u4c2 voltage regulator can also go. I always check the power supply first then MOSFETs 12v rail then u4c2 chip
Great fix joey love watching your content bud. The other console is going to be an easy fix as I had one the same turns off after 30 seconds to I minute I will leave it to you tho 😆
Mine turned on but didn't click eject n power button after power surge an now I can't turn it on. gives a lil power sound when I plug in wanting to give power but not like full power sounds like half power in the power cord. Hopefully not component 🤦🤦🤦
Yeah same thing with my One S, I think it's that Mosfet there but problem is I don't have a doner One S board so I think that the next best thing is to just replace it (I bought mine at walmart some time back).
Power it on and count. Its usually about 1 minute and will turn off. If that's the case the hard drive is bad and needs replacing. By all means you can test it on the PC with crystal disk to verify
My Xbox is doing that now :/ starts up for 5 seconds then shuts down, disassembled as well cleared dust as thought it might be ventilation but think it may be circuit board or power supply unit
I just fixed my Xbox using a Henry vacuum on all the vents, it was switching on then off like the first one. It had mysteriously broken after being unplugged a few months.
Bro, you just did what I did yesterday bro I put the Xbox back together. You know, thinking it's all good, you know, turn it on. Make sure it's all running and then hop on a game. And then to find out it was overheated. And I was like what the hell overheated then I realized I didn't plug in the fan and you did the exact same thing everybody does it
I know your video is 2 years old what the hell is a pinch how does that equal to American money no quality TH-camr would have like pounds and US dollars but then again you know y'all can't help it but good content and you help me clean my Xbox I was just wondering
Great repair. Was a about time already :D
Haha thanks Jay 😊
Mine won't turn on
For screw locations
B = Board (standoffs soldered on to the board)
C = Components
F = Frame
Those gold screws are usually silver, I think some versions had gold and some had silver. They're TR10 by the way 🤫
Black screws are for front panels and apu and they're TR9. Hopefully that helps you bud
Legendary as always. Makes complete sense, never even realized 😂 thanks pal
The relief felt when you realised you didn't plug the fan back in. 😳 Great fix. 👍
Well done Joey! I actually jumped for joy when I saw the image on screen
Haha thanks man :)
I bought a one s and yesterday I wanted to clean it and now nothing happends amymore only a slightly clicking noise that seems to come from the power Supply
The power supply isn't too expensive thank god.
@@GreyKnight79Fox i bought an aliexpress replacement and i'm not even joking but it exploded inside the Xbox 3 days later. So after that i got an original one and that works fine now . I'm happy the Xbox is still oke xD.
@@HD-wf3bp i have the same issue but my replacent power supply still won’t work is there anything else that i can do to fix it
@@Glufubbad hard drive? Usually whenever your xbox doesn't turn on its either the power supply, hard drive, or the motherboard
Amazing work, well done Joey👍👍👍👍
Thanks Vince! 😁😁
Such a nice experience when it works. I did a retimer a few weeks ago and it worked. And another where you probably saw my track repair last week without a microscope. On discord. Well chuffed. Keep up the great work
It's an amazing feeling my friend. I think it's one of the best satisfactions once you do the job correctly :)
Incredible dude, you smashed this one! Your hot air tekkers have massively improved too. Well done mate! 👍
Thanks pal 😁 Hopefully I get some more like this where I can practice swapping components!
I just tried this a year later I took the black cover off and gave it a good blow. Now it works fine
Used this video today to track down a bad mosfet on an X1S I picked up for $30, just starting out, so no donor boards yet, so sitting it in the closet for now until I get another board in I can scavenge from, but pretty happy I was (hopefully, knock on wood!) able to narrow it down. Thanks for the videos!
You're welcome Kraken! Glad it was some use to you 😁👍
Subbed and liked man I will be trying this repair when I get home, thank you for being so clear in diagnosing the issue and being humble with your screw up at the end 🤣
Oh Joey Joey Joey, how we love you! Awesome job! They are lovely to take apart!
Thanks pal! Yeah enjoyed this one a lot, easy console to take apart!
Always good to get a dub mate, loved the video, cant wait for the rabbit hole. :)
Haha thanks Norm! Yeah hopefully it's a fun one :)
Yay!! A new video. Keep it up man 👍👍
Thanks Thunder :)
Hey brother, great work! At 11:13 what donor xbox did you take the mosfet off? Xbox one or one s?
Thanks in advance👍
I’m almost as happy as I would be if I fixed it myself :D Great work
Aw thanks Edo :) it felt amazing to fix! Thanks for watching.
Nice repair Joey. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Kiki :)
I was super excited for ya there when ya got the repair done with the mosfet! I actually have a few xbox one s consoles and one of them also has a no power issue. I hope it's as straight forward as this one was for you
Nice work! Thanks for sharing! What’s the model of resistor just next to the mosfet? (1R00), I burnt it while heating the mosfet….. smh.
The video was amazing plus GG on fixing that console, I hope that everyone had a good day
Thanks as always Isaiah!
@@JoeyDoesTech np, I almost have my PS3 fixed just gotta water till I order some thermal paste for putting it back together
Great job on that one! (I'll forgive the fan bit lol... we've all been there)
haha thanks KP :)
Good to see you fix this Xbox One S there well done Joey good work mate 👍
Thankyou Chris :)
Nice one Joey! That is amazing… now you have yourself a xbox one s!
Thanks man :) Yeah I'm thinking this will replace my one!
@@JoeyDoesTech keep both! One for main room (one s) and the one as backup. I actually have a fondness for the big black vhs box! Lol! Anyway, you are getting really good!
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Great job joey, if you need a replacement base drop me a line buddy
Thanks Phil, appreciate it pal 😊👌
Congrats! Solid WIN!!!
Thanks Adam :)
Nice mate, love the vid. Any advice on where to start when it comes to finding info on how to search for certain faults and all the multimeter stuff.
Great video again mate and happy for you, glad you managed to fix it.
Ooof Steven if I'm being honest, LOTS of watching videos on TH-cam. Andrew Paul, Adamant IT, Cod3r, Nothridge Fix, Computer Booter, Micro Mage Repair, TronicsFix - all these channels I learn new things from, and I'd say a good old binge of videos would get you started.
Physical devices I started on DS Lites getting used to ribbon cables and small components, even regular gameboys etc. Maybe set yourself a little budget that you're willing to lose, and try to find some faulty consoles on Ebay 😊 Always happy to try and give some advice where I can pal!
@@JoeyDoesTech Yeah i've been watching a few of those guys mentioned, I watch the cod3r, I watch northridge fix too and although i find it interesting what Northridge Repair does , I just want to learn more about the technical aspect of things. I've seen a couple good videos from some small youtubers about fault finding on the xbox one S. I've recently took a gamble on ebay and got a broken xbox one x on the way from ebay for about £106, Think its from a repair company, description just says its a retimer chip problem. Gonna give it a crack when i get it, I've never done microsoldering but have a fair amount of standard soldering experience, IMO you can never learn if you don't take risks, I believe i'm capable of doing it but hey ho, if it go's pair shaped its a learning experience.
@@staminaman77 Good luck pal! Please let me know how you get on :)
@@JoeyDoesTech looks like I've managed to solder it on good but I've knocked 3 smd capacitors off the board and having a nightmare trying to find any info online about which ones they are. Looks like I'm screwed
Did you get that mosfet from a original xbox one? or from a xbox one s?
Hopefully you’re still active. Where could someone buy a mosfet? Are there different types and if so what type should I look for? I’m about to back up one of these with a very similar issue but won’t be getting a donor board
What kind of flux and heat gun? Also what kind of replacement chip did you use? I have one that won’t power up as well. Same symptoms
What about your thermal paste? You probably put some on when not filming but just tripping me out that after we saw you clean it, we didn't see you reapply before reassembly 😅
Wow that was a great fix joey i really wish i was as skilled as you keep up the fantastic work
I bet you are as skilled and more Daniel! If I can do it anyone can 😊 Thanks bud
awesome work. currently having this problem and its really interesting to see the workings as to why :]
Howdy, another great video. Just a comment regarding plug @2.56 look between the SN number and little padlock displayed, 240v @ 1.8a sign. Just thought I'd let you know it was marked.
Ah amazing Michael! Thanks for pointing that out haha. I had no idea that was there :) thanks for watching
Great advice about the clamp removal tool I damaged 3 tracks as I put mine on the board.
It can be very tricky! But once you know the simple way it's easy :)
Congrats on the successful repair!
Thanks DC!
What is the name of the tool you used to pry the fan tabs?
Hi, i have the same issue, no power, checked the ground and there’s no short, what possibly other problem i can address? By the way what is the part number of the misfit you changed? Thanks
Thanks!
Very kind of you, thanks! :)
Awesome content Joey, keep up the good work 👍
Thankyou pal :)
Get in there! good stuff :)
Thanks pal :)
There's another step towards this new Xbox'es and PS5's!
But holy Joey you Old Fool 😂 only you couls forget about that fan 🐢
Putting joeks aside, Great Job mate
Hahahaah, thanks pal! Glad you enjoyed Krus :)
Krusander always enjoys good content :3
That 2nd one looked like it had sticky residue on the bottom casing . Possible water or coke spillage. Or am i just tripping . Looking forward to see this one fixed mate
Deffo could be the case Dave. Looking forward to getting into it! Hopefully something similar would be a win 😊👍
Great job! That bloody fan almost knocked you off🤣
😂😂😂 It wouldnt be Joey Does Tech without something like that happening!
@@JoeyDoesTech We all make mistakes. Some more, some less. Depends on day, mood am so much orher things. Some youtubers just cut them out but it makes you and your videos very sympathic because you leave it in.
@@TheSkaldenmettrunk yeah I like to include them so I can see what happens in a years time, also so people can hopefully learn from what I don't do haha.
@@JoeyDoesTech You sure made a huge progress since your first videos. All self-learned. Not everyone can say that.
It happened to my Xbox one s power not on because I need new cord or no power through to my Xbox one with cord on ? Please one help me
did u fix it?
Please help, I removed the middle small mosfet where there are 6 capacitors and I still have shorts. What could be the problem
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good job! First diagnosed?
Could u fix mine I have the same problem no power from the motherboard but power supply does work
My Xbox quit on me is there anyway I could contact u to try to fix it
Coming on leaps and bounds. Well done Joey
Thankyou Phil :)
My nephew turns on briefly then turns off
I think I can make out a slight clicking sound every now and then.
Yeh nice one joey 👍 great fix 👍
Thanks Jon! Appreciate it :)
Great first time fix Joey. Way to go my man.
Thanks John!
Great Video but how come when I measure those mosfets I get totally different number. Am confused.
MOSFETs going is usually common. But the u4c2 voltage regulator can also go. I always check the power supply first then MOSFETs 12v rail then u4c2 chip
well done i still remember the feeling you get when starting out of getting something working
yeah feels amazing Rob :D Thanks
Nice work, very well done video, now let's see if I can fix mine now.
Great fix joey love watching your content bud. The other console is going to be an easy fix as I had one the same turns off after 30 seconds to I minute I will leave it to you tho 😆
Thanks Geo! I hope it's a simple fix that's for sure 😎
I dont generally comment on TH-cam videos but this worked bro!
Thank you
Great video, keep up the amazing work.
Thankyou, glad you enjoyed :D
Mine turned on but didn't click eject n power button after power surge an now I can't turn it on. gives a lil power sound when I plug in wanting to give power but not like full power sounds like half power in the power cord. Hopefully not component 🤦🤦🤦
Hey sir can you please help me my system been messed up for an Month and a half😔
Yeah same thing with my One S, I think it's that Mosfet there but problem is I don't have a doner One S board so I think that the next best thing is to just replace it (I bought mine at walmart some time back).
That first one is a faulty hard drive as it powered off before you managed to plug it in. 1 minute usually failed hdd and console turns off
Ah nice one! Will have a look at that next :)
Power it on and count. Its usually about 1 minute and will turn off. If that's the case the hard drive is bad and needs replacing. By all means you can test it on the PC with crystal disk to verify
Well chuffed for that win dude
Haha thanks cfq same here!
My Xbox is doing that now :/ starts up for 5 seconds then shuts down, disassembled as well cleared dust as thought it might be ventilation but think it may be circuit board or power supply unit
Great job loved the video as always
Thanks Dak :)
Fine work!!❤😊
Anyone know where to get the heatsink removal tool from?
Ali Express Sean. Costs around £1. Just search x clamp removal tool :)
My Xbox series is not turning on I tested the power supply and it came out good it just won’t trun on
Nice job!) Thank you for explaining everything!
You're welcome Olcom :)
Great job joey nice to get something working thanks for the video
Thankyou Dean 😊😊
My Xbox one S does the same thing as the first one! Been trying to find a way to fix or get it fixed for about a year now lmao
Power supply replacement should do the trick and copy hard drive to a SSD drive with a hard drive cloner
Mine don't have power and the power thing started clicking
I just fixed my Xbox using a Henry vacuum on all the vents, it was switching on then off like the first one. It had mysteriously broken after being unplugged a few months.
I HAVE NO WORDS!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😁
What could it be if all the mosfets are reading ok?
So many different things :( Depends on what voltage rail it is as well!
Mines power on and back of after like 3sec wish I knew how to fix it like you😄
i need to clean mine pls do a diy
I was thinking about doing a How to Clean an Xbox One S !
might have to do this for my xbox
I hate it 6:53 when you edit how to do it
lol I did say it was like magic that x-clamp tool
Haha you did Roy! Glad I figured out how to use it even though it was easy enough!
Finally thank you
Got one does exactly same and I am useless at stuu like this
Yay!
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Bro, you just did what I did yesterday bro I put the Xbox back together. You know, thinking it's all good, you know, turn it on. Make sure it's all running and then hop on a game. And then to find out it was overheated. And I was like what the hell overheated then I realized I didn't plug in the fan and you did the exact same thing everybody does it
I know your video is 2 years old what the hell is a pinch how does that equal to American money no quality TH-camr would have like pounds and US dollars but then again you know y'all can't help it but good content and you help me clean my Xbox I was just wondering