DIY Xbox 360 E Repair Guide: Step-by-Step Teardown Tutorial

– Gently slide the Spudger into the gap between the stylish grated top panel of your Xbox and its base, where those nifty rubber feet reside.

– Now, give that spudger a little tug like you’re working a lever, but make sure to keep it snugly pressed into that crevice.

– Now, let’s give that spudger a little dance along the gap you just made between the grated panel and the bottom body. You know, a little shimmy, shimmy, shimmy!

– As you’re sliding, give the spudger a little tug back like you’re pulling a lever. Keep that pressure going so you can really get things moving!

– Keep sliding that spudger along the left side, like you’re giving the Xbox a little hug.

– Time to pop that top panel right off! You’re doing great.

– Carefully take out the 11 mm screw located to the left of the vibrant green wifi card using your trusty T9 Torx screw bit.

– Grab that green Wi-Fi card firmly and gently pull it out of the Xbox. You got this!

– Gently slide the spudger into the gap between the right grating and the top part of your Xbox. Starting away from the vent makes this a breeze!

– Lift the spudger like a pro using it as a lever, making sure to keep it snugly pressed into that crevice.

– Gently glide the spudger along the gap to pop apart the grated face from the top body.

– Gently wiggle that spudger in the gap while sliding it to help loosen up the bottom plate.

– Keep that spudger sliding along the crevice, ensuring you cover the entire edge of the bottom panel.

– Now, go ahead and lift that bottom panel off with confidence!

– Look for the Xbox logo near the CD drive. Give that logo a little tap to the left, and watch the disk tray panel pop right off. You’ve got this!

– Starting from the left side, where there’s no grate, gently slide the spudger along the crevice until you reach the grated section. As you move along, keep a firm grip on the part you’re separating to ensure it comes apart smoothly.

– Keep that partially separated panel open – you can use a spudger to wedge it in place or just hold it with your hands, whichever works best for you.

– Now, rotate the Xbox to the left. You’re on a mission to find the clip that connects the front panel to the body. Slide your spudger into the gap and gently wiggle it to release the clip. Don’t worry if it takes a little bit of effort – when it pops off, you’ll know you’re making progress and the front panel will start to come loose.

– Turn the Xbox around so the back side faces you. Keep that gap nice and open!

– Find the second clip and gently slide the spudger in to pop it off.

– Keep working that spudger along the seam to pop free any stubborn clips still holding on for dear life.

– With the front panel now free from its clips, gently peel it away and say goodbye to that cover!

– Locate the brown section where the ribbon cable connects to the green board. Gently lift the brown part and carefully pull out the plastic tab at the end of the ribbon. You’re doing great!

– Flip your Xbox over so the bottom is pointing up. Look for those rubber feet—they’re your clue that you’ve got the right side ready for action!

– Gently lift the bottom part away from the main body at a cool 45-degree angle. Easy does it!

– Flip that Xbox around so you’re peering at its back side like a pro!

– Peel off that sticker from the back of your Xbox and give it a fresh look.

– Gently twist your Xbox to the left to find the sneaky little clip that’s keeping the body snugly together.

– Grab your trusty spudger and give the clip a little nudge upwards like you’re lifting a latch! Then, glide over to the far end and repeat the same charming maneuver to release the other clip. You’ve got this!

– Let’s get this party started! Gently slide the spudger into the gap. Then, give it a little dance move along the vertical gap to release the last clip. The bottom body should pop off, like a surprise party!

– Time to get your hands a little dirty! Start by grabbing that trusty T9 Torx screwdriver and unscrew those five long black 55 mm screws labeled C2-5 and C7. You’ve got this!

– Now, let’s flip the device over gently. Carefully lift the body from the metal section that’s cozying up to the plastic exterior. Easy peasy, right?