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I need to check that out, it disappeared from the xbox live website - and I assumed it was because it was out of warranty. I'll have to dig it all out again and try and schedule a repair (again!).
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But if it's a red ring fault it should be covered if it's only 18 months old?Originally posted by ASB View PostIt's abiut 18 months and it's gone off warranty. Bloody thing has been a right pain, it's been back to Germany 3 times.
I could use the sale of goods act but can't find the original receipt any more. I'm tempted to wait until there is a package of a standard unit in Game with a couple of games he hasn't got and buy him that.
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It's abiut 18 months and it's gone off warranty. Bloody thing has been a right pain, it's been back to Germany 3 times.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostHow old is it?
Red ring of death faults are now covered by a 3 year warranty, apparently it cost MS $1 billion to cover this.
The usual game stores sell refurbed units for less than £100 I think.
I could use the sale of goods act but can't find the original receipt any more. I'm tempted to wait until there is a package of a standard unit in Game with a couple of games he hasn't got and buy him that.
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How old is it?
Red ring of death faults are now covered by a 3 year warranty, apparently it cost MS $1 billion to cover this.
The usual game stores sell refurbed units for less than £100 I think.
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XBOX 360 Console
Anybody got one that is surplus to requirements and cheap. Only need the bare console - sons has gone bang.Tags: None
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