:( red light on slim after RGH

[Argentum]

Every thing seems fine all points are fine, the only different thing is at first I tried a single shielded cable and it didn't glitch but coolrunner green light was flashing.

I removed the shielded cable and placed the blue cable cut to 32 cm and tried with it to boot to Xell but the green light was not flashing.

At a certain point (I cant remember if it was with shielded or blue wire) when I switched the console off the fan was spinning very fast then stopped.

I removed coolrunner connections and flashed original NAND and it gave me red light!!!!! :facepalm:

Any help. i am pulling my hair on this

 

[Argentum]

Please guys this is very urgent. Any HELP!!

 

[Argentum]

Now I removed the Coolrunner double checked solder points rechecked the original NAND with X-NAND healer and rewritten it.

I still get a solid red light at center and secondary error code is 0032

This console is driving me crazy

I even added some of Arctic silver 5 thermal compound and baked it for 5 min.

all didn't work... any help will be greatly appreciated

 

[Loomingx]

Have you compared your nand dumps? Are their any bad blocks?

edit: Nevermind, just saw second set of pictures.

Looks like you nicked the board pretty badly underneath the xclamp. What's the secondary error code?

 

[metaljay]

On image 4, it looks like you have slightly broken some of the traces

 

[Martin C]

Now I removed the Coolrunner double checked solder points rechecked the original NAND with X-NAND healer and rewritten it.

I still get a solid red light at center and secondary error code is 0032

This console is driving me crazy

I even added some of Arctic silver 5 thermal compound and baked it for 5 min.

all didn't work... any help will be greatly appreciated

You baked it ...why?

It's clearly obvious the problem isn't with the CPU/GPU and is completely the fault of your handiwork. Baking it does nothing but further deteriorate the BGA connections under the chip.

I would be sending this to someone to fix.

 

[Argentum]

You baked it ...why?

It's clearly obvious the problem isn't with the CPU/GPU and is completely the fault of your handiwork. Baking it does nothing but further deteriorate the BGA connections under the chip.

I would be sending this to someone to fix.

I know it's irrelevant, but I was desperate and everything else looks fine. So I followed the steps like the RROD repair kit I just turned on the console and disconnected the fans for 5 min.

Unfortunately, there is no one in my area who can fix it. If you tell me what I could do I will be able to do it.

Thanks

---------- Post added at 18:53 ---------- Previous post was at 18:50 ----------

Have you compared your nand dumps? Are their any bad blocks?

edit: Nevermind, just saw second set of pictures.

Looks like you nicked the board pretty badly underneath the xclamp. What's the secondary error code?

I think I know which part you are talking about, but it has no traces on it, so I don't know why it could be a problem.

On image 4, it looks like you have slightly broken some of the traces

Could you please tell me where I can't find any broken trace

Thanks

 

[Loomingx]

By the FRB52. It looks like you only exposed the traces but it's worth testing if you've exhausted other options.

 

[Martin C]

FT4R2 looks damaged. Check it for continuity with the alt point under the X-Clamp.

 

[Argentum]

FT4R2 looks damaged. Check it for continuity with the alt point under the X-Clamp.

Actually this is the first thing I suspected why it appears white is because I etched it and tinned it.

However, The problem was not between FT4R2 and Alt point it had lost continuity with the resistor on the other side.

I think the single shielded cable I used applied heavy stress on the point and it was cut from within the board.

I fixed it using the method I did at the end of this thread:

http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84841

 

[Martin C]

Actually this is the first thing I suspected why it appears white is because I etched it and tinned it.

However, The problem was not between FT4R2 and Alt point it had lost continuity with the resistor on the other side.

I think the single shielded cable I used applied heavy stress on the point and it was cut from within the board.

I fixed it using the method I did at the end of this thread:

http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84841

I didn't say to check between alt point and FT4R2. You needed to check the via was intact, so the top point is where I was indicating you to go. I won't hold people's hands doing this as if you repair electronics, you don't need to be told where to look

Glad you sorted it.

 

[Argentum]

Thanks to you and all the great people in this forum I learned many things here.

Actually When I first joined this site I had never touched a solder iron in my life. I saw a video here about how to solder correctly, I bought the tools started training on old electronics.

Know thank's to the help I get here and for the products of TX I have a part time business repairing and Flashing/RGH consoles

And my background is B.Sc in Chemistry, it's not electronics but we learned how to use logic and reasoning.

 

[theone360ace]

Thanks to you and all the great people in this forum I learned many things here.

Actually When I first joined this site I had never touched a solder iron in my life. I saw a video here about how to solder correctly, I bought the tools started training on old electronics.

Know thank's to the help I get here and for the products of TX I have a part time business repairing and Flashing/RGH consoles

And my background is B.Sc in Chemistry, it's not electronics but we learned how to use logic and reasoning.

i need your help

please