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Xbox 360 self repair- the best way to fix your Xbox
By ChrisGamingExpert, (DT)
November 9, 2009 10:38 AM PT

Do you need to go for self repair to fix your Xbox 360?

Do you have a broken Xbox 360 that needs repair works and you want to go for self fix? Well I know exactly how you are feeling. This morning when everything looked perfect to play your newly purchased Xbox game, out of no where you got hit by the ugly cursed 3 red ring of dead. After you recover the initial shock, you try to slap your Xbox to get it going and restart it. But no use. Again it gives you an angry red eye and you are now really nervous.

You immediately sit in front of your pc and browse into the web site of Microsoft. After submitting a report to them and sweating for the next few hours finally Microsoft replies to you and BANG! You find out that Microsoft is asking for $140 as repair fee since your Xbox 360 is out of warranty and you were informed this fee is "excluding" the shipping cost.

Also it will take them at least 4 weeks to return your Xbox 360! So this is the whole story and now you are completely lost and wondering whether you should go for the self repair method to fix your broken Xbox 360.

What is Xbox 360 self fix?

If you are not that familiar with the self fix concept then let me enlighten you about it. The Xbox 360 self repair method refers to the option where you decide to fix your Xbox 360 right at your own house all by yourself to restore your control over your machine.

One thing to keep in mind, if you have the warranty still covering your Xbox 360 then Microsoft will repair your piece for free or replace it with another one.

However when you don't have a warranty for your machine and it is broken, self repair is the best way to bypass Microsoft to get your Xbox 360 fixed without getting completely robbed. The truth is there are thousands of Xbox 360 owners who are now going for self repair to fix the technical errors of their system.