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Xbox 360 S Corona Disc: Console Not Starting, Only Click Sound Heard - Possible Fixes

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  • #1 16823374
    Hubert_automatyk
    Level 9  
    Hello, I have an Xbox 360 S Corona disc, when you try to start, you only hear a "click". I initially checked the power supply, (substitution for another console) checked the touch buttons and put another PCB to which they are connected. The console still behaves the same. Voltages 3.3V 5V and 1.2V on the L5A1 L5B1 and L5B2 coils when idle. Do you have any suggestions for items that I can check / replace? I am not afraid of soldering even BGA and I am open to suggestions.
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  • #2 16823515
    byku022
    Level 13  
    You didn't overheat your console sometimes, there was something like RLOD and YLOD in ps3
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  • #3 16823973
    Hubert_automatyk
    Level 9  
    Rather, this problem is not related to the graphics, if you suggest it, the Console does not power up the CPU at all. I'm trying to figure out why this is happening.
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  • #4 16824001
    DejoDejo
    Level 21  
    Do you know the circumstances of the defect? Maybe the memory is damaged?
  • #5 16824042
    Hubert_automatyk
    Level 9  
    The fault occurred spontaneously. One day it worked, the next it did not.
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  • #6 16824049
    DejoDejo
    Level 21  
    So standard :D Are you getting any error code? Unplug all devices, change the wiring. Did you change anything during this time? e.g. TV? Any modifications?
  • #7 16824139
    robin11
    Level 22  
    Hello. See if there is 5v- marked in the photo, if there is no or short circuit.
    greetings
    Xbox 360 S Corona Disc: Console Not Starting, Only Click Sound Heard - Possible Fixes
  • #8 16837303
    Hubert_automatyk
    Level 9  
    Robin11 there is no tension in the place you marked. For a friend, post above. The console does not show any error code, as I mentioned earlier, apart from a short sound, nothing turns on (I mean that there is no 12V voltage on the board).

    Edit: The short is also not on this pin.
  • #9 16837452
    robin11
    Level 22  
    Hello.There should be 5v. Possible damage to the sternum. What is this corona, or with 4GB memory

    greetings
  • #11 16839392
    robin11
    Level 22  
    I'm not 100% sure. Need to replace. Does it get a little warm.

    greetings
  • #12 16839938
    Hubert_automatyk
    Level 9  
    It doesn't get hot. Tomorrow, when I manage to get to the BGA machine, I will replace it and let you know if it helped. Out of curiosity, I will ask what is this system for which I believed the presence of 5V? There are Chinese stamps on it so I couldn't use the datasheet.

    Edit: after replacing the sternum I still have the same symptom.
  • #13 16841468
    robin11
    Level 22  
    I don't know what the system is, but it should be 5V for stand-by. It also powers usb ports.

    greetings
  • #14 16845502
    Spox_2
    Level 18  
    Change the RF panel and let me know if it helped? :)

    If not, then the problem is most likely on the ridge.
    I can do it too, but it works from hell (you need to convert from 4gb to 16mb, rgh, build the kernel of the etc.
  • #15 16846620
    Hubert_automatyk
    Level 9  
    I replaced the RF at the very beginning, it did not help, unfortunately I have no way to bite the NAND memory. I don't have a programmer: /

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an Xbox 360 S Corona disc console that fails to start, producing only a clicking sound. The user has already checked the power supply, touch buttons, and replaced the PCB connections, but the issue persists. Various suggestions are made, including checking for overheating, potential memory damage, and ensuring proper voltage levels (5V, 12V) at specific points on the board. The user confirms that there are no error codes and that the console does not power up the CPU. Recommendations include replacing the RF panel and checking for shorts or damage in the power supply circuitry. The user expresses willingness to perform soldering and BGA replacements but lacks a NAND programmer for further diagnostics.
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