3 Red Lights Of Doom

Isn’t it annoying when you buy something it breaks down especially when its a present for your kids at Christmas. I finally gave into overwhelming pressure from my kids who would try to corner me at every opportunity pestering me to buy them an Xbox 360. After I bought the console which I thought was grossly overpriced at £300 (I had to buy 3 games for each boy)

The console stopped working after six months. I can’t really blame the machine for giving up after all the abuse it took at the hands of my two angles (my wife’s description not mine).
One annoying thing about all this is the fact that the Xbox lands in my lap only when its broken, I never got a chance to try it out when it was working.

Anyway as luck would have it a workmate of mine bought an Xbox at the same time I did but his die 3 months before mine and got his fixed himself. He saw an advert on the Internet for a repair manual for the Xbox 360 and bought it. When I took my sons box to him he said no problem and fixed it that morning. Just out of interest I looked around for a repair shop and asked for a quote. It would have cost me a mere £80 not including V.A.T. plus postage.

The problem with both our machines was what my sons call the 3 red lights of doom, what ever that is. But it wasn’t a problem for Big Dave and his manual. I’ve since bought my own copy of the manual and this is what you get as well.

• Simple Instructions
• Includes several videos
• PDF Guide with pictures
• Includes access to members area with constant video updates
• Full online support
• Instant delivery
• Money back guarantee

Well it all worked out well in the end as my mate at work got promoted leaving me the local guy that knows how to fix Xboxes. So now I’m the man.

By: fabian

Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com

If your Xbox 360 has developed a problem then go HERE