Have you let it cool down to room temp before trying again?
0110 error code
My 360 has the error code 0110 right now, I got it during ~2 hours of halo 3 today after leaving it on for ~3 days. According to llama it's memory overheating. I have the fan modded to 12v so I didn't think this was the problem. It says to fix to do the x-clamp fix, but I already have custom sinks on the GPU and CPU. The other fix is to re-heat the chips, which I might do later. I was wondering if placing mem chip coolers like these would work. Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated
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Yes, just got back from a local pc for ramsinks and it still overheats. Thinking of just baking it :/
Also a clients xbox has the C3U6 "resistor" (brown rectangle) knocked off. All of the 360 works except the dvd drive. Any clue if this really is a resistor and what the value of it is? (sorry didn't want to start another thread)
Originally Posted by LemonSlice Have you let it cool down to room temp before trying again? |
Also a clients xbox has the C3U6 "resistor" (brown rectangle) knocked off. All of the 360 works except the dvd drive. Any clue if this really is a resistor and what the value of it is? (sorry didn't want to start another thread)
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The DVD Drive receives power but will not eject (is there a force manual eject button like the pinhole on pc drives?). It can get to dashboard just fine and it all seems to work with the exception of the eject button. I'll get a pic up tonight. Altex, Radio Shack and other places had no idea what the piece was
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Edit: I baked the xbox mentioned in the OP and it works good so far
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Originally Posted by blazin-asian what do you mean by all of the 360 works except the dvd drive? does it get to dashboard? does the dvd drive power on and what happens when you insert a game? |
Edit: I baked the xbox mentioned in the OP and it works good so far
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It just stopped working when the little brown thing was knocked off he said :/
I want to say its a lite-on. It won't eject at all. Is there a way to do a manual eject? I can get pics up in about an hour (sooner if I can find on google)
Originally Posted by blazin-asian so the drive powers on but it doesnt eject? it makes kind of a "pop" sound when u eject? is it a samsung drive by chance? i had the same drive and basically its a magnet problem that is pretty common with those drives. i have 2 samsungs and BOTH have the same problem. |
I want to say its a lite-on. It won't eject at all. Is there a way to do a manual eject? I can get pics up in about an hour (sooner if I can find on google)
Alright I'll check and report back
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Thanks for the help so far
I want to say it's a Lite-On but I would have to check.
I want to say it's a Lite-On but I would have to check.
Here's the pic, enlarge it and the small brown rectangle in the red square is the piece that is knocked off. The motherboard has "C3U6" printed next to it.
Alright I'll post later tonight thanks man
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Sorry I never got back to you, got called into work. The drive is a samsung, but I think I found out what that part is from here. The piece knocked off looks exactly like a "0805 Capacitor" capacitor according to the guide so I will try that soon and report back
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