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  • jimbofz
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Apr 2013
    • 539
    • uk
    #1

    help with or xbox dead


    has anyone ever had to replace the SVC chip on original xbox? 1.3 version
    i have fully recapped main board and eliminated psu with working original
    and checked the print for corrosion caused by leaking clock cap ect

    box will start up fine when the SMC ic is frozen with freezer aerosol spray
    but otherwise it just wont start,
    sometimes the fan will spin if you keep holding the power on button
    but it wont start up
    i would value your opinion thanks
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