RGH RROD on Jasper after CR install

[snake111]

Hi all, I need your help guys, I just installed my first CR on a Jasper 16 MB, nand dump and writes ok, point B (orange) of CR is ok, I checked resistance with a multimeter.

Points on the back seems also ok to me, checked visually.

After ECC flash to start Xell I got 3 RROD after a second, fans don't start, CR have only red led on. My power brick led turns red when the console goes RROD.

This is what I did in order:

1 - CR programmed with Nand-x
2 - QSB installed on motherboard
3 - CR connected to QSB and motherboard
4 - Contacts bridged near R6T3 to prevent efuses blow
5 - Nand dump with Nand-x
6 - ECC written with Nand-x


I also flashed back my nand dump, but nothing changed, still RROD.

I will double check again all the back solders.

If you have any advice... thanks

 

[viper0831]

Check around your solder points for any solder splash. Make sure you don't have any shorts from the solder.

Also what is the secondary code for the rrod?

 

[snake111]

Just checked all the solders, are good, even the green one is ok, checked with multimeter.

Will post some pics later.

How do I get the secondary code? Nothing appears on the screen..

 

[viper0831]

When the console is on hold the sync button and press eject. rol will flash. 4 lights=0 3 lights=3 2 lights=2 2 lights=1. it will be 4 digits.

picture would be great. I have on i can get going either. does your solder look pretty close to mine?

http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=78380

 

[Martin C]

Hi all, I need your help guys, I just installed my first CR on a Jasper 16 MB, nand dump and writes ok, point B (orange) of CR is ok, I checked resistance with a multimeter.

Points on the back seems also ok to me, checked visually.

After ECC flash to start Xell I got 3 RROD after a second, fans don't start, CR have only red led on. My power brick led turns red when the console goes RROD.

This is what I did in order:

1 - CR programmed with Nand-x
2 - QSB installed on motherboard
3 - CR connected to QSB and motherboard
4 - Contacts bridged near R6T3 to prevent efuses blow
5 - Nand dump with Nand-x
6 - ECC written with Nand-x


I also flashed back my nand dump, but nothing changed, still RROD.

I will double check again all the back solders.

If you have any advice... thanks

You're shorting something - pics of your soldering please.

 

[snake111]

Thanks, secondary code is 0 I suppose, holding sync + eject made all 4 rol blink faster.

I'm gonna take the pictures now, to show the solder.

BTW, is it ok to reflash the original dump? My original flash doesn't match with the dump I just did after restore, could be because of a bad block I had on original?

 

[Martin C]

Don't reflash anything right now. A bad NAND flash won't cause the problem you're having.

 

[viper0831]

I'm guessing your code will probably be 0022. you only gave the first number. I wouldn't flash anything. Likke martin said check all your solder, and pics when you can.

 

[snake111]

Well.. I already reflashed back my original dump, thinking was a bad flash issue, is it a problem?

 

[snake111]

Checked the error code of ROL, its 0001, any help?

thanks

 

[frazzeld]

Your Green wire looks a little rough, clean up the point - flux - trim back the wire slightly - re tin - re attach and try again

 

[esbmaepo]

Checked the error code of ROL, its 0001, any help?

thanks

Its definately a short with that errorcode.

Check PLL_BYPASS and STBY_CLK again

 

[Martin C]

Did you fit the RRoD kit before or after you last had it working?

 

[snake111]

Thanks everybody, I have (kind of) sorted out...
While installing the RROD kit I lifted C8P4 capacitor.. didn't realized at the moment.

You can see it's missing from blue cable picture, so I don't think is a CR issue, sorry for bothering