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How to fix an Xbox One (1st gen) Overheating problem?


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#1 iKokomo

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Posted 21 August 2020 - 08:54 PM

I just got a for-repair Xbox One today (first gen) very cheap off FB Marketplace. It powers up and plays the games however the Xbox case seems to get extremely hot (infrared thermometer shows 134F and rising before I shut it down). The large fan does seem to spin but it never shifts into a higher speed as it gets hotter. 
 
When I pulled this unit apart it seems like there was some liquid spill over the fan as there was some sticky residue on the heat sink below it. I am not sure if the fan is semi-bad (so I need to replace it), or some liquid got on the CPU/GPU so I need to reapply thermal paste.
 
Again, even with a seemingly bad spill on the CPU//GPU area over the fan, it seems to function as it should minus the overheating problem. 
 
I was wondering how I can fix this up? :)


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Posted 22 September 2020 - 08:26 AM

I don't think ((sorry ...



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Posted 23 September 2020 - 02:40 PM

Have a look around to see if you can find replacement parts. That's really about all you can do as far as I know, but the parts should be replaceable. You may find better answers perusing an Xbox modding/repairing community though for how-tos and the best advice.


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