Fixing Xbox One X's - I Wasn't Expecting This - Disappointed
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Fixing Xbox One X's - I Wasn't Expecting This - Disappointed! In part 1 and 2 of these videos I fixed a total of 5 Xbox One S consoles. Now I tackle the last four Xbox One S consoles AND the two Xbox One X consoles. But what I found was surprising.
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About This Video: I bought a lot of 18 broken game consoles. They were listed as "salvage" and in this video I find out why!
What do you think...was I ripped off?
Absolutely!
Can't say you were ripped off nothing is guaranteed with salvage. You get what you get and cross your fingers. Except for the devious glued in ports. That was shady and deceptive. Sorry it didn't turn out better for ya.
You got millions of views on your videos so I don't think so.
Yeah
Do you ever sleep man?
Who ever glued those ports on the Xbox deserves a place in hell.
It's like papa franku said *"there are certain types of people in this world, that should not be here, who should breath far far far away from here"* I guess that person is one of those people...
a special place in hell
Could have been a fake display model.
It's called being smart
@@mauricelopez1745 Why would it have a cooler, drive and PSU then?
3:43 "let's get a hard drive plugged in" My head: "But is it a good known hard drive?!"
😂😂
EmloSDC I feel like that was his main go to. “Seems we have no power... let’s put a hard drive in”.
it has to be a known good hard drive though
Known good*
420 likes lol
"I bought an X-Box, and the only part that was missing was the actual X-Box"
DEFCONSHARK a case
xD
DEFCONSHARK an air
@Connor Gaughan I need the power supply lol
Bilbalo ballins appeared and gave Nazeem some drugs that sent Nazeem to the happy land where he met Red Pyro
I had this happen to me about 10 years ago. I bought a huge lot of ipods for a couple grand. I get them in and realized they had all already been gone through and put back together with bad parts. They each had 3 or 4 unrelated problems which was just too much to be a coincidence. I ended up selling some of them but lost money for sure. Lesson learned.
Yep, that happens a lot
02stampede sell the broken ones like the guy did you
I had the same thing happen with Xbox 360s. I thought I was going to make major bank by doing a bunch of x-clamp fixes on some 360s, only to find out that the lot I bought had already had those x-clamp fixes attempted and were beat to hell. I also learned the x-clamp fix really wasn't a long term solution. I got a few of them to work by baking the boards in the oven, but those were still flakey as well. I ended up just selling the whole lot on to the next person to break even, minus the shipping costs. I'm weary about trying to ever get into the refurb business because of that experience.
@@XeonProductions Stay away from lots when you're first starting out seem like the solution to that. I buy broken single systems from sellers
Imagine seeing your old Xbox One getting repaired on UA-cam by some Tech Guy.
that would be cool I was actully thinking that same thing lol!
And it just need an update
@@frhn1101 KEK
I was thinking this 😂
Farhan Gozali I just bought an Xbox one that apparently couldn’t read disks for $50, I get it plugged in and it reads disks and runs fine.
Its been 9 months, any chance we will be getting a partial power repair video??
"No.15 doesn't even have a hard drive"..that made me chuckle.
That's how you know this pile has already been gone through. If it was just consumer returns, it's very unlikely there would be so many missing parts.
The E200 error in that case is likely a broken Hard-Drive signer chip.
Right? He’s not even looking up codes or schematics...rookie.
sithlordmaster181 hes not a rookie, he has a company who fixes Xboxes and i bet he searched it online, many people have the problem but Xbox just makes it soo cheap that they have created many many errors
@@sithlordmaster181MS don't release schematics.
The reason I only have an original xbox, it can be hacked. Ffs Microsoft, on a PlayStation you can change the hard drive. I know they want to stop piracy but locking down the hard drive like that is just a PITA.
@@user-yv2cz8oj1k - This is why I don't game on a console - PC's are update-able and upgrade-able and way more powerful.
I love those videos! Absolutely addictive 😍😂. Keep it up and you got ripped off I guess :/love from Germany.
You've come so far in your videos since you made this one. Truly a great guy.
Yes! I've been waiting for this video.
When should we expect the promised 4th video where you look at the partial power consoles?
I was wondering the same. I want to see the partial power issues tested at least 🤔
I don't think you got ripped off because even though it's a gamble, overall you earned a profit long term.
Tronicsfix, your videos are strangely relaxing and addictive. Please, one small criticism. When you use a verb, please use the adverb 'well' to describe it, instead of the adjective 'good'. :)
Love watching this and yes, I think you were ripped off. Great video though.😀😀😀
Glad you enjoyed them!
Nah, I reckon the seller bought them just to pass them on or at least tried to fix some maybe, but I'd say their business is flipping them considering they had so many in the one listing. Salvage sometimes means just parts, simple as that. ⅓ isn't so bad. I know the moneys not there but 6 out of 18 is not a terrible result.
I don't think it's possible to be ripped off buying salvage. Salvage is a gamble. Simple as that.
Did you ever do the video of repairing the ones with partial power issues? Can’t find it if so.
I do HVAC repair and can relate to almost all of this. Except my parts are bigger. With more voltage. And heavily regulated. Add some plumbing. And a $10,000 refrigerant mishandling fine looming overhead. And phosgene gas. Plus brazing. But I totally feel the pain of diagnosing.
It rhymes omg
"Now for the best part, let's take it apart!"
Put that on a shirt my dude
You’re too genuine and nice for me to mention if ur at loss or not ~ I hope u make some prof but also provided nice information
Quick suggestion, would you go into detail with some of the major components? Like what they do, why would they not work, or how to fix them? I would love learn your craft!
@ 9:37, this unit is a floor Demo dummy. That is why it has rear ports and some random parts to look real.
My girl asks why I watch these. I have no answer!
ha, ha...my wife asks me why I make them. I also have no answer!
Some things don't need answer, is just what it is.
Just keep some porn tabs open. So much easier to explain.
Sounds like she is resentful of it, that you are ignoring her in favor of watching dumb UA-cam videos. I realize that you are just looking for an excuse to say "my girl", but she won't be your girl for long if you keep neglecting her. Don't be a dumb ass. Do something with your chick, you should be happy anyone wants to be with your nerd ass in the first place.
Well, that sucks. But then again, as you said, is a risk to buy salvaged. Great content though! New subscriber here! 👍🏻
Welcome to my channel! Yep, it's a risk I take when buying salvage.
Im sorry for didn't work fixing up these console's. But it was fun watching you try... thanks
Your doing great bud here’s how it’d go if it were me
ME: Throws already broken Xbox across room:)
had the same problems with my ex, she would power off every time i wanted to play, i even applied paste but...didnt work....went to the bar that friday and looked for a newer model..
I'm sorry bro for your "loss" great video though, let's hope to get rid of the ones with partial power so at least you can make money out of it. GOOD LUCK ❤️🤞🤞
Non functioning Xbox One consoles sell for about 40-50 a piece on ebay. I got a new one with controllers for 169. You'd have to be able to awesome at board level repairs and fix 90% of the ones you bought to make it worth your time.
I noticed that most of the partial power consoles all made a hard drive noise, I think that something is causing it to read the disk wrong, possibly causing a fail safe to happen, shutting off the console, just a thought 🤷
That hot glued one is a new classic.
You weren't ripped off because you weren't mis sold, you knew they were defective. You took a chance. Kudos to you for trying though, I wouldn't be able to take the cover off and put it back together.
*StrangeParts Wants To Know Your Location*
Miami Beach
Why?
Good videos. You win for the content you were able to make. The salvage yard ripped you off tho.
You mentioned you had a list of known good sellers and bad sellers, how willing are you to make known those lists :P
I’ve had partial power what i did was unplug and plug it in several times and it fixed it
The good thing that you’ll get the money doubled from these videos 😀
Just found your channel today, and I have to say the super glued ports is pretty sleezy. That said the person you bought from might not have done it they may have gotten it like that. But who knows.
You’ll definitely know you have power when the s’s are plugged in where you can lay the peepers on the fan and as soon as it’s plugged in from the back the fan dose a little click lol
Missing the entire motherboard, does that mean it doesn't work? 🤔
Yep...but at least there's a few good parts in there.
We really need the schematics. It was a big gamble man.. you'd have to find someone selling ones that you know dont need a reball. I bet those partial power ones would be a decent easy fix if we had the damn schematics!
You might want to subscribe if you don't want to miss it? LOL subscribed from part one and watching all your previous vods! Bloody great job man!
Ha, ha..thanks for watching so much!
You've tried to fix multiple Xbox's and Switch's. You should do multiple PS4's
I like you deduction skills sherlock :P
the parcial power ones, maybe they are factory bricked because pirating?
Perhaps a reflow of the bridge and CPU helps in some cases ?
I really do feel bad for you that you took a loss on these consoles.
Love your videos dude
10:10 I’m amazed the amount if work someone would go through to deceive someone.
It would have been easier just to put a broken motherboard in it’s place instead of gluing connector ports.
Probably you will have the money back from UA-cam revenue so it's not that bad
moral of the story never buy an xboxfail, ps4 forever lol
Ps4's can be just as bad
@@ddayyy had mine for 5 years and so far nothing has gone wrong with it, only thing its had fitted is a bigger hdd its now a 1tb instead of a 500gb and my hubby did it.
PS4's, especially the launch models, also get the Blue Light of Death which is nearly impossible to fix unless you got the skills to do BGA work. The disc drives on the PS4 also break super easily. Xbox has its problems too, but remember that these are only 18 out of the 40-50 MILLION sold. I have both, and tbh unless you are replacing the HDD, the Xbox is far easier to repair since it's way easier to actually open.
Protip: If a console is missing a component, it's a pretty sure bet that another component is bad and the missing component was good. That's why people cannibalize them in the first place. Thanks for the three vids; I enjoyed them. I hope they gave you a bit of ad revenue at least. ;)
Was there ever a follow up video for all of the no power units?
That one Xbox one x must have been purchased as new, had the pieces removed that the person needed and returned back looking like it wasn’t messed with. Seen it before lol
New sub here loving your videos keep up the good work and stay positive 😁
Check the hdd power rail and corresponding circuits.. it seem that its all connected with the hdd loving the series btw .. i mis the good old og xbox mods ...
Could it be that the one without a motherboard was a store display model that was never intended for use?
For the ones with error messages, are you sure your software on memory sticks is functioning. Try to run it on known good console.
I just watched all 3 parts of the video. I dont own x box or any console, but i enjoyed this.
In retrospective, I wish I had spent my time otherwise ... not reading the title of part 3 _entirely_ (including the truncated part not showing up in the video list) was my fault, tough.
Same lol
Same here! It's nice to see repair videos. This guy definitely has good soldering skills :)
Me too!
Same lol
You need to change the name of the channel to "WILL IT POWER ON"
But will it blend?
Ya
I watch all parts. It’s true
Ya, no way all of those Xboxes are "accidentally" missing some parts. Somebody definitely combed through those consoles, removed what was working and sold them as broken ones.
Um did you not see the glued ports? That's an obvious observation
@@ryanabarca8616 um, not all of them had glued ports if you haven't noticed.
@@asmodeusml all from the same seller. Again obvious but not that big a deal. Just seem so common for people to point out the obvious in UA-cam comments nowadays
@@ryanabarca8616 and why having one console in the lot of 18 being an obvious scam automatically means the rest of them is a scam, too? Glued one is obvious, sure. The rest of them, not so much. Having a couple of consoles missing working parts and being full of bad ones is probably normal for a salvage lot, but when all of them are like that it is just something else. Which I pointed out in my comment.
Unlucky Steve, still very entertaining though. Gluing in the ports....wow...speechless!!! Hopefully you will get some of the others working in the follow up vid :-)
Next time they will sell you empty Switches so you cant fix them. But the good news are you wont get them worse LOL. Joking. Love your vids Sir.
@@38911bytefree Haha, knowing me I would probably crack the case opening them, just to make them that little bit worse :-)
Ya, that one was crazy! That's the chance I take buying salvage though....on to the next lot!
@@Tronicsfix did you get your money back for that?
@@the8-bitgeek347 considering he got millions of views on all videos yes he did
Finding out that the ports were clued in took my stress levels to a next *dimension*
It made me kill my master, steal some mortal's body, travel to the future and team up with my future self in my plot to destroy mortalkind
You got ripped off. The guy who sold these just put together his pile of unfixable machines that he'd already gone through, and got you to pay way too much for them.
sounds about right lol
What do you mean unfixable, some of them litterly just needed to be updated
Yeah that's what it looked like to me too
dude....... nobody forced him to buy faulty xbox's lol........ anytime you pay for lots like this, you're basically rolling the dice
1.2m views pays for many thousands of Xbox series xs, he won’t give a toss about faulty ones
Very interesting, looking forward to seeing if you can fix any of the partial power ones
When a thicc elf tells you to fix something you do it without fail
he never did
9:41 that is just rude, they take out the motherboard AND they GLUE the ports on to the Xbox..... people these days. u deserve a refund. that just pisses me off >:O
Yeah. I'd say it wasn't this seller. I'd say it was a previous seller because to go to that much effort seems like something someone would do for an individual listing, not a job lot salvage listing.
No that is blatant theft..
hhahhaha totally agree on the "rude" portion of this and would add "shameless and fraudulent" to the mix. BUT I have to admit, when I first read your comment I thought you said "you deserve a friend" which I ALSO agreed with after seeing so much disappointment. =) ;)
@@pedxing "you deserve a friend" IM DEAD LOLOL. but yes he does deserve a friend.
Lol I guess that's what he gets for keeping the website he is buying these from f or himself haha
That moment when you buy an Xbox and you only get the box
😕
Hey bud, the updated via USB error was different. It went from E200 74 to E200 D1
There the same it's just failing at a different part of the boot up
Adam dawg your smart!!!!
@@ChronickStoner Yeah the 74 I think relates to a RAM chip, while D1 I believe is a firmware error but I could be mistaken.
@John Doe Hey thats not nice
@@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat sadly truth hurts :)
I used to fix old RROD issues on the 360s. Most of the time it was the thermal paste that needed replacing. Made a good chunk of change and the ones I didn't get repaired usually got to keep and used for parts for other broken 360s.
Glad to see people still DIY. In my opinion, having a basic electronic troubleshooting knowledge and a willingness to void warranty is much cheaper and less headache then sending unit in.
Just with cars after a certain amount of years you are the warranty
Did you get ripped off? With the XBOXes, yes. With the videos you put out on said XBOXes, you went viral! So, I say, it's an overall win.
souperflipboi basically lol he didn’t lose but he won more
10:00 You got ripped off, you were knowingly sold another repair man's unfixable scrap.
*puts on hat for no reason*
10 minutes later..
"Hey! Thanks for the hat!"
I think he was really shocked that all that stuff wasn't working
It's a Nintendo hat. He was taking a jab at Microsoft, and then doing some product placement.
@@rumandbass its the retro future's hat he makes youtube videos too.
He's losing his hair.
Hate to say it but I think you may have bought a lot of broken Xbox's from a man who repairs them himself. Doesn't hurt to look at the seller and if they are selling a lot of electronics/consoles it's probably a good idea to avoid that lot. You will get genuine "idk what's wrong" from time to time but there also seems to be just as much "I know what I'm doing and I have no clue what's wrong". I guess the point is don't buy lots from folks who repair consoles for a living because if it was easily fixable they would have most likely done it themselves.
Also this goes for everyone in general as I'm sure more than a few people here are also buying similar things themselves hopefully they can take this advice and avoid learning the lesson the hard way :)
good comment
Yeah, I buy a lot of faulty stuff to repair from eBay and, while most of it is genuinely faulty or accidentally damaged, there is the occasional batch of things that have had botched repair attempts that there's no way the seller didn't know about.
If I can't repair something, I only sell it on if I think someone else has a fair shot at repairing it or there are some usable parts, and I describe it honestly - like 'I had a look and this seems to be the problem, but that's beyond my skillset to repair so maybe someone with better tools and knowledge could fix this.' I'm certainly not going to trash it and then just sell it as 'not working'.
thanks mom!
@@fadetonoirfilms That is kinda covered under the "salvaged" description. This is the main reason why I don't want to get into repairing electronics at home. When you're not dealing with absolutely unfixable devices that the seller knows are unfixable, you're dealing with bad parts. For example the most time consuming thing about repairing phones is waiting for the parts. And when you get a faulty part, that's maybe another month of waiting for a replacement. Too much shit to deal with.
I don't believe that. He didn't fix 3 of the 5. the other 2, he did very minor repairs. The peeling the layers of the board back over a holding point, some people may not know that most boards only have the universal grounds on those layers that close to the edge so, if you don't know that you're less likely to dig in, so to speak....
The other one he replaced the HDMI port which is a minor operation. A few he removed and put parts back before testing the simplest solutions and didn't get anywhere with... The other 3 needed updates or a different hard-drive ( not what I'd call 'fixing', but what I'd call updating or replacing parts ).
I think the "empty" Xbox One X is just a sample/placeholder/exhibition model . Down here in Argentina they use these things on big stores so if one gets stolen is just a fake model and the store doesn't lose any money. Maybe the seller got it mixed without knowing.
Without knowing... Yeah sure, tell yourself that. They probably nicked it. Pity they didn't fit a chip that showed a screen reporting it as stolen and identifying the decoy device.
@@user-yv2cz8oj1k it's pretty commone here in Italy too, shops do the same with ps3/4 and xbox360/one, they just put together a placeholder with spare parts to show off, and if it gets stolen it's not a problem
In the UK it's mobile phones the ones on display they work like normal but they are fake can't be used as an actual mobile phone
The display models don’t have HDD, disc drives and power supplies you dweeb.
wouldnt they just have an empty weighted unit with the connectors glued in, not the PSU and Disc Drive?
Trust me bro, ex's can't be fixed :P
P r/Wooosh
Comrade
Especially if they’re ignorant to your words, and ESPECIALLY if they have absolutely no substance whatsoever.
Dammn lol that was good
Is there a link to the partial power ones being fixed?
For those with hard drives issues, did you ever mess with the SATA power and SATA data connections/cables?
Try factoring resetting the Xbox for the error e200 not updating from flash drive
I agree with this guy. Try factory resetting it a few times.
@@mayumikentei once should be plenty lol
I got recommended this video because I had the same issue with my One X. Error E200 and E500. I tried factory resetting multiple times which fixes the problem for maybe an hour before the Xbox crashes and on reboot shows the same error code. I also tried all manner of updates to no avail. Eventually, I sent it into Xbox to be repaired and they just sent me a whole new console... I’m guessing because Microsoft cut too many corners to get the price down and introduced some unfixable bugs... which they do a terrible job of addressing online. Look up those error codes. So many people have the same problem with their X and there is no good solution.
@@ProffesorNoggonious faulty sata cable. "Cut it half" the original hdd cable and use a casual 45angled pc sata cable
@@ProffesorNoggonious at least you got a brand new xbox.
The person glued these ports must be feeling so proud that his artwork made it to you
xD
@KoivuTheHab *whom glued
@KoivuTheHab shut up
@Luis Delgado whomfort houst presently gluificated
lucifer did it LMAO
I have a partial power with my one s, I cleaned the whole board with a toothbrush and isopropyl alcohol and got a new HDD and it fixed it.
For the disc drives you have to swap the marryd daughterboard from the disc drive, that worked for me. I tried to say this in ep 1 and 2 but no response. 😂
Yes, I know they are married. I haven't swapped and disc drives though. This is how they came.
Ya he hasn’t touched a disc drive lol. Hard drive does not = disc drive.
Yeah but I think he is saying that you can take the board from the disc/hard drive. Move that to a new working drive and it should work because that board on the drive is married not the whole drive. I have absolutely no clue it just seemed like you misinterpreted the comment.
Not a good idea. The hard drive PCB contains information that is specific to the platters (e.g. Calibration info, reserved sectors, bad sectors...)
@@bignut6983 yes
For the record... I have what I would consider only surface-level electronics skills and absolutely NO desire to be digging into consoles and troubleshooting component-level problems. BUT I have been following this series along the whole way and have thoroughly enjoyed it. Did I skip a minute here or there... sure but the fact is that as a relative outsider you've earned my sub and I'm looking forward to your future endeavors. HOPEFULLY for YOU, more profitable ones. =) Thanks for the great videos, smiles, and reluctant sighs. ;)
Thanks so much for your positive comment! Welcome to my channel!
@@Tronicsfix your toppest g
The best advertisement for Microsoft's 3-year extended warranty.
The best advertisement for the playstation. 😀
No. If Microsoft released the schematics these could mostly be repaired. Another example of the need for a Right to Repair.
@@phoneme52xxx6 That's the thing they don't want you to fix them they want you to either send them in so they can charge exhorbant prices or just go and buy a new one they hate ppl like Tronics that actually knows how to fix them
Yes, you were ripped off. They actively misrepresented the motherboard being in place by gluing the ports in.
In Canada, we have the same problem, shipping from the US is very expensive.
You were not ripped off... you bought 18 BROKEN xbox's and paid more than you should have
Yes he was, he paid for 1 that wasnt one what they advertised as
Bummer man. That last one is definitely fraud.
That one was crazy!
It was a troll console ....
Probably just an exhibition piece...
When you made more money posting this videos than actually selling the thing lol
Lmao the guy tried to make it look like it was mostly their by glueing bit in place in my eye's that's fraud
It's not really fraud he even says in the video is was sold as salvage
It is fraud. He didn't get 18 consoles. He got 17 and one mockup with a few parts stuck together.
@@HunterShows the listing said it might be missing parts and motherboard is parts. In court I personally think it would hard to argue that it's legitimately fraud.
The fact that it was mocked up as a console shows that it was fraud towards the seller. Now, whether the buyer can pass that off as a console through their neglect or ignorance, it may not be fraudulent, but no motherboard = no console. Everything else is "parts."
@@CoolVids19 You miss the point. The gluing in of fake ports so it looks like it does have a motherboard when it doesn't is the fraud. If the buyer could see an Xbox with no ports in the back, they'd know it has no motherboard and would be making an informed buying decision. But putting fake ports in so the buyer assumes it does have a motherboard even though it doesn't? Now the buyer isn't making an informed decision. The buyer is being deceived. "Missing parts" doesn't cover that.
Imagine going through all that effort to screw someone over... Surely they didn't make much on the deal and even so the time they spent isn't worth it. I've really enjoyed these videos though. Keep it up!
he might fixed his xbox so might be worth for him
0:32 start thinking about his life and why is he here
Hello dear Tronics. Thx for making those great videos i really enjoy them ^^ your voice is satisfying tho. Keep going!
Greetings from germany
Doubt your see this commet but with the partial power xboxes try heating the console up there is a thermal sensor which you need to reset ive personally done this to xboxone s and x versions
we will die if this commet hits the earth
MrCommanderTel explain more please
yeah just pop it in the microwave for a minute or two. It's worked a few times for me
This sounds like a troll trying to get people to further destroy their board and make it definitely unrepairable.
@@bara9880 🤣
awww man i was so sure that one of the XBOX one X's woulda been fixed \m/ awesome video, now im going to watch the 10 NINTENDO SWITCH's video \m/ keep up the great work bud
Have you ever looked at Louis Rossmann's videos? You are meticulous enough that you could do macbook repairs
His channel is awesome!
Love this series, entertaining and amazing. Keep up the good work! :)
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
This is just the evolution of depression
I was watching the video about the ps4 and ps4 pro comparison, and I've saw the "I void warranties" t-shirt and hoodie, just ordered both in white, since I buy broken iphones, fix them and resell, I've found that absolutely hilarious, good luck with your job man I'll keep watching your videos :)
I’m confused you’ve said the hard drive is married to the motherboard, but then you’ve been replacing them with other hard drives to test. What’s that about?
i think the glued crap was too much. this is deliberate... sadly you cant really do something. i feel with you.
i am making this , but with laptops and iphones... buying and repairing . but in 4 years it has never happened to me that someone deliberately fooled me on a broken product.
still ... better luck next time
The "glued one" is a store floor Demo unit, nothing more. Very common in electronics retail just for show purposes.