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==Device pictures==
==Device pictures==
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File:Xbox Series X 2.jpg|Xbox Series X Console and Controller
File:Xbox Series X top close up.jpg|Xbox Series X top close up
File:Xbox-ports with expansion card installed.jpg|With expansion card installed
File:Xbox series X installing expansion card.jpg|Xbox series X installing expansion card
File:Xbox series X back.jpg|Xbox series X back
File:Xbox Series X IO.jpg|Xbox Series X IO Ports
File:Xbox Series X IO closeup.webp|Xbox Series X IO closeup
File:Seagate-Xbox-expansion-card-inserted.jpg|Seagate Xbox expansion card inserted
File:Xbox Series X.jpg|Xbox Series X (with White background)
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==PCB pictures==
==PCB pictures==
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==Reference measurements (also schematics if available)==
==Reference measurements (also schematics if available)==
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File:Xbox Series X-HDMI-Mechnic-Readings.jpg|Xbox Series X HDMI Port Diode Mode Readings through Mechanic T-824 Tester
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==More Information/External Sources==
==More Information/External Sources==
Overheating/overvoltage issues causing damage to both 12v (Tpcc8131) and 5v components (reference Go Gamer's video.)
There have been a few problems with popular "user damageable" parts such as the HDMI circuit. HDMI ports are very weak for the Series X and tend to break easily. You can avoid this by keeping the console in a safe location and ensure there are no trailing cables or potential to fall down. Keep them as low to the ground as you possibly can and clean them out regularly using a can of compressed air inside the vents.
No Booting / Turns on then off:
No Booting / Turns on then off:


Go Gamer - 5v component replacement
Go Gamer - 5v component replacement.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxqZDa6rlc4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxqZDa6rlc4


Joey Does Tech -  
Joey Does Tech -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gKlnCQKZcI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gKlnCQKZcI
=== Part Numbers ===
* '''20535-010E-02''' I-PEX Evaflex 5-VS series connector ''(aka nexus connector or push-button connector)''
* '''NB7N621M''' IC HDMI Encoder Possible source (https://www.mobilesentrix.com/nb7nq621-ic-displayport-redriver-for-xbox-series-x) and [https://ubermicro.co.uk/product/xbox-series-x-s-nb7n621m-chip-original-hdmi-retimer-ic/ Here in the UK]
* '''M1087810''' HDMI Connector
There's a video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKjBFbANsXI on YouTube] which goes over the fault-finding process for no display when the port is not to blame. There's also a video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ehf2nt9W5iU on YouTube] which goes over the replacement process for Xbox Series X HDMI ports.
Here is another [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEGnK0XnP00&t=173s YouTube] video for bypassing the ESD Protection IC.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QTy-ILtqyc Low Resolution mode demonstration. ]
Possible source of new original HDMIDP1_5F6 U21 ESD booter IC's [https://ubermicro.co.uk/product/xbox-series-esd-booster-ic/ Here]
An Alternative ESD Booster IC has been developed that brings back functionality and has been released [https://www.ubermicro.co.uk/product/xbox-esd-hdmi-booster-u21-alternative-for-series-x-series-s-and-one-x/ Here]
Here is a video of the rough install. https://youtu.be/rSTxVptC724

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Xbox Series X
Manufacturer Microsoft
Code name Project Scarlett
Release date November 10, 2020
Device type Game Console



Guides

Explanatory Guides

Repair Guides

 Affects partTypeDifficulty
Xbox Series X No Video RepairLogic BoardSoldering3. Hard
Xbox Series X Not turning on RepairLogic BoardSoldering3. Hard
Xbox Series X powers off during gameplay repairSSDPart replacement2. Medium
Xbox Series X powers off shortly after powering on repairLogic BoardSoldering3. Hard

Device pictures

PCB pictures

Reference measurements (also schematics if available)

More Information/External Sources

Overheating/overvoltage issues causing damage to both 12v (Tpcc8131) and 5v components (reference Go Gamer's video.)

There have been a few problems with popular "user damageable" parts such as the HDMI circuit. HDMI ports are very weak for the Series X and tend to break easily. You can avoid this by keeping the console in a safe location and ensure there are no trailing cables or potential to fall down. Keep them as low to the ground as you possibly can and clean them out regularly using a can of compressed air inside the vents.

No Booting / Turns on then off:

Go Gamer - 5v component replacement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxqZDa6rlc4

Joey Does Tech -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gKlnCQKZcI

Part Numbers

  • 20535-010E-02 I-PEX Evaflex 5-VS series connector (aka nexus connector or push-button connector)

There's a video on YouTube which goes over the fault-finding process for no display when the port is not to blame. There's also a video on YouTube which goes over the replacement process for Xbox Series X HDMI ports.

Here is another YouTube video for bypassing the ESD Protection IC.

Low Resolution mode demonstration. 

Possible source of new original HDMIDP1_5F6 U21 ESD booter IC's Here

An Alternative ESD Booster IC has been developed that brings back functionality and has been released Here

Here is a video of the rough install. https://youtu.be/rSTxVptC724