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👉in this video i will show you how to:
● Disassemble
● Clean
● Repaste
● Fan Mod
● Reassemble
to your XBOX 360 SUPER SLIM.
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The information in this video is helpful. However I find your method of applying thermal paste to the heatsink very questionable. I understand you are going for the most surface area covered. However placing it in the method you used can create air pockets within the thermal paste as it compresses. It's much better to apply a single bead in the center of the heat sink area and let it spread outward on its own from the pressure. Doing it that way keeps air pockets from forming while still keeping the area covered as large as possible.
The other thing I noticed is your bending of the 'X-Clamp' as they are commonly known. The 'X-Clamp' is one of the major failure points in the design of the entire line of 360 hardware revisions. As the board heats and cools during use, the direct central pressure and outward corner pressure is one of the main causes of system failure. Adding more pressure to the clamp is actually the exact opposite that you would want to do in this situation. A common "fix" for this in the original days of the 360 was to replace the clamp entirely with nylon washers as standoffs and use 4 screws to apply only corner clamping pressure. This pulls the heatsink against the CPU from only the corners allowing the board and CPU socket to freely flex as the temperature changes during use. Without having the central pressure from the original clamp this greatly reduces the chances of failure.
Other than those two things, the video is very well done. Though it wouldn't have hurt to just pull the pin from the fan connector instead of clipping the wire. I have repaired countless original model consoles, but I was looking for more information specifically on the E model. I'm glad I came across this video because the disassembly instructions are quite helpful to keep from breaking the brittle case tabs. Thanks for the video regardless.
hi, thanks for your opinion and comment, let me tell you i have done so many methods of applying thermal paste and let me tell you that they are work the same as long as there is enough pressure. and yes the bubble formation in the thermal paste will and would happen if the pressure is not enough. i been doing electronics and services for over 14 years and i have done my share of testing from putting a single bead to apply the way i did in the video and let me tell you that, i never had different results in temps nor problems because i make sure there is enough pressure. none than less the right and safe is the drop in the middle and making sure you cross stitch the heat sink screws else you will push everything to one side and going to extra steps and explaining that in the video would make it longer so the reason i did this way in the video so i save and no going in detail of explaining the other method.
regarding the X clamps you are right i do put washers and remove the standoff and put a direct bolt in the heat sink and pull that suckers to the right pressure point, but i may not agree with you on the bending the x clamps because physically the x centre part pushed inward under the BGA and the legs create the tension requires to pull the heat sink , and this is based on test and facts, that has been done with solid works application ( as i have a physical engineering and electronics background ) models and test i am planing to make a video and show the results.
Regarding the cutting the cable you are right, i should of pull that pin out and then shrink tube that , but that would involve in many more steps and there was no need for those extra steps as the cable was going to stay off.
i can tell from your comment you are smart and think out side the box :)
-Damon
You are Mostly correct, however, the x clamp is designed to let the board flex and move, so that when the board Does flex and move, less pressure is put on the solder joints of the apu. Applying screws and washers warps the board, and does not allow for it to move. Over time, this distribute pressure very unevenly, causing the xbox to red ring.
Thanks! nice work!
This is an amazing under supported video, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! and thank you for the feedback.
Even on these days, this is still the best tutorial i've ever watch on youtube. You are doing a fucking great job dude. Im subscribe your channel. Keep up the great work dude 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's my pleasure my friend to be able to help ans assist people. 😊
thank you for the kind feedback. BTW those are old videos and bad quality i have improved a bit my video quality and audio🍻
Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
I'm going to try it, Great Video Tho, Fully Enjoyed it !
There's better way's to open ur console then this video. 💯
Thanks man :)
Thank you❤
It's truly a pleasure, my friend.😊I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both!
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Best tutorial on TH-cam..Very helpful..Thanks a lot.
Any idea why my controller keeps disconnecting?
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel regarding the connection issue on controller, you need to run a test,
does it happen with another controller o only that specific controller?
test the controller on a friends xbox or test his controller on your xbox.
if his/her controller does the same on your xbox then its simple that your front panel board is not working properly and you can change it super easy. BUT if the other controller does work then you have a bad controller and you will need to repair or send it to repair. sorry not much i can do. but let me know
@@uFixTek Managed to fix it...As it appears it was the bottom 2 springs in the AA battery case..I pulled them up and clean the contacts and since then i have no more diconnections..Thanks a lot for your help and keep up..I am following..PS: MX4 has no cure time...Arctic 5 has a very long period since cure...
@@nickvaxou2276 im glad you got it fixed and thank you for the feedback, and regardign the mx4 and artic 5 to be honest both are good but you still get a better results by mx4. by all means try it out and you can see the differences. we use many paste in the shop here. but if you want a best paste go with :
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I lost the cable that you show at 7:51 any idea what it's called or can you buy it?
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both!
Regarding your question, its called face plate Flex cable, but you can look for it in aliexpress or ebay. it should be about 1usd not more
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
cheers🍻
Very good video! Thanks from Brazil! And how much noisier will be the fan?
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel :P
if you ever need any help feel free to ask me in any of my video comments.
What size screwdriver do you need for the 4 screws around the heat sink to take the motherboard off
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regarding your question: its screwdriver Torx 8, 6, and 10
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What type of screws are these? Are they normal Philips screws or are they a different type?
they are security screwdriver
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I'd certainly be a lot gentler with other peoples consoles, but thanks for the guide
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel, regarding your opinion, i do this all day long and its flexible plastic it wont break or anything also , depending the condition that it comes in the store , then you know if you should treat it as especial client, or a kid that doesn't care and already has dropped and scratched the casing :P
What size bit did u use for the heat sink cause none of my bits work
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regarding your question: its torx 8 for the black small screws and torx 10 for the metal case (silver screws). it has to be a SECURE torx (i pin hole in the middle)
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@@uFixTek thanks
my pleasure my friend, if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.
Is it possible to dissasamble and regrease the fan? I have pva09g12p brushless fan but no back cover for grease.
Full throttle mod helped to keep it running but it is too loud.
if it doesnt have a back cover for grease then you need to pull out with force there is a tension ring that is holding it if you pull on it evenly it will comeout, i will make a video on how you can do it in few days
if it doesnt have a back cover for grease then you need to pull out with force there is a tension ring that is holding it if you pull on it evenly it will comeout, i will make a video on how you can do it in few days
Thanks. Tried to drill a hole and push the spindle out but still nothing. Neverless the hole allows to free the fan a little and it spins now more freely. If it will fail then have to buy a new one anyway but seems could just work with regreasing.
oki if you need to look for the new one left me know
What is the difference between the Xbox 360 slim and the super slim I knew I should've watched this video
the charger pins connector and y form factor and they have used different components (better components)
@@uFixTek this isn't super slim this is the elite model you made a mistake with the description.
Okay can somebody tell me what went wrong i cleaned it just like he did and now it want stay on
I would highly recommend you to reopen and double check the front panel flex cable and all the connections.
This console is also called the Xbox 360 E but good video
:) Thank you for the feedback, noted
Could you make a video to disassembly and repaste Xbox 360 slim ?
sure i will do it this coming week.
@@uFixTek Your videos are almost fantastic and i really liked them. I was able to change my PS3 slim paste thank to you.
@@uFixTek When you will make the video ?
Bro i just followed this tutorial and also modded the fan. It's running very fast which is good. But now I'm getting no display whatsoever on my xbox 😭. Bro plz help if there is a way to fix it??
Follow the following steps make sure your controller is connected via usb cable.
To reset your display settings, follow these steps:
Make sure there’s no disc in the disc tray.
Turn off the console.
Turn on the console.
As the console starts, press and hold the Y button while pulling the right trigger on the controller. The display settings are reset to the default settings, and then the console automatically restarts.
Xbox 360 E or Xbox 360 S console: To reset display setting on these console models, you can also just turn off the console and then hold the power button on the front of the console down for about 10 seconds. (The lights will flash several times.)
@@uFixTek THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH BROOOOOOO IT WORKED!!! LOVE YOU BRO 🤗
You are welcome! Glad you could replace it 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P
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@@uFixTek Thank you🥰
my pleasure :)
Opening the case is a lot harder than it looks. Maby I am just using improper tools but man.
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P
regarding your struggle : i would say its your 1st time maybe, it gets easy on 2nd round :P but don't rush take your time and force requires a bit.
The X clamp won't go back on
use the screw driver to push it from the one hook that is in to other end and press hard on the other end and it will go down use force.
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@@uFixTek ok, thanks pal. can you also help with balancing the motherboard? The weight of the ports is making it lean and 3 of the pegs sink in to the motherboard
@19:12 you see me with one had i keep the pressure on top of the motherboard where the heatsing /fan is located so this way the board wont fall to the other end , but you can improvise and place a small cardboard box or something as the same height of the fan and heatsink.
@@uFixTek I still can't get the xclamp in. The hooks won't grip on to the pegs
but it goes down all the way?, just it wont grip right?
if so use a plier to close the hook and bit
How dirty is that xbox! Keep your consoles clean!
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel ,
I do always say to my clients to give the services every 8months.
@@uFixTek my 360 kept freezing so today ive followed your guide step by step, the thermal paste was completely dry and the fans were quite dusty. I also followed your advice and cut the fan wire, I cant believe the difference in fan speed! Before you do it though folks, it makes it very very loud, but if it keeps my 360 healthy then i will put up with it. I have turned my xbox back on and immediately I have noticed a difference in speed and smoothness and the bit of the game i couldnt get passed, smooth as butter no problems. Top guide.
Thank you for the feedback and i will make a mode if you wish to place a few component to keep the fan noise low by bringing the RPM down. but when you game i dont think you can hear the fan over the game noise :P
@@uFixTek yeah that would be good
@@jonnyp841 i will add it to my notes :P soon
man that is disgusting piece of kit, so dirty. Also, its 360E, not "super slim", but whatever, im sure this video will be entertaining or and helpful to me.
I GUESS YOU RIGHT THIS IS THE SLIM NOT THE SUPER SLIM (E) :)
There's no difference between the E and the super slim
Sorry but I’m here to tell you that it’s Super Slim I even checked
It is BOTH! Super Slim And E at both correct
you dont put on heatsink trust me
is that a question or is that a confirmation to something you saw ? or something?
Its not a flex cable its called a ribbon 🤣
you can say flex cable or ribbon cable both are the same,
FFC, refers to any variety of electrical cable that is both flat and flexible,
However, the term FFC usually refers to the extremely thin flat cable often found in high-density electronic applications like laptops and cell phones
Thank you for the feedback and your opinion.
Bro why the fuck is that so dirty
because people dont take care of their s**it and they wait till it starts failing then their start crying to repair. i normally dont ask my clients why their s**it is dirty :P
uFixTek understandable, thanks for the video