La conspiracion de los cables d alimentacion

XXXTRIPLEXXX escribió:
Tu q tienes una v1.1(como yo),no tienes problemas d contactos y chisporroteos con el cable de alimentacion al meterlo en la consola?

andye escribió:Pues yo tengo una 1.1 y me dice que no necesito cambiar el cable. Así que eso no será del todo cierto.

Ma2012 escribió:Pues el cable que me han mandado a mi (recibido hoy mismo) no es para nada el tocho ese que he visto en otro post. Es exactamente por fuera igual al original que venia, salvo que cambia una pequeña inscripcion de registro y viene con una pegatina.

Por fuera es del mismo tamaño y longitud. En cualquier caso ya lo he puesto.

Dreamboy escribió:Pues yo tengo una 1.4 y no se cual me mandarán... pero ya puestos yo quiero el tocho!

Amos, aun no he pedido el cablecito porque me da pereza quitar la consola de donde está para mira el número de serie...

XXXTRIPLEXXX escribió: Pues q dicen q todo esto d los cables es un bulo y q realmente el problema esta en las fuentes de alimentacion de las versiones 1.0 y 1.1.Este cable no arregla nada,simplemente q corta la corriente cuando nota q se esta quemando.O sea q lo han arreglado pa k no se queme tu casa,pero SI tu xbox....

PS2HACKER escribió:
Tu xbox es pal?

Yo lo escribi primero en el bloc de notas del winxp y luego hize copy&paste en la web de xbox y me pasaba =

Tienes q introducir los numeros manualmente (uno a uno) sino no t acepta el nr y te dice algo como q tu xbox no esta afectada (ya no recuerdo bien lo q ponia ya q no hice caso al mensajito hasta q probe intruducir a mano en vez copy&paste)

Un saludo

FrisKo escribió:Pues yo tengo una 1.1 y me a venido el cable àrecio al original, preferia el tocho!!

GXY escribió:el problema de que se "suelta" el conector lo he visto yo en un par de xboxes y no se soluciona asi como asi resoldando (al menos, la que yo resolde volvio a dar problemas).

GXY escribió:yo no se si conectar el reactor nuclear de bolsillo ese...nunca he tenido problemas y ademas, lo q hace este cable no es solucionar nada, sino simplemente desconectar al detectar corto.

The XBox blow even with new cord - exploded directly in the face of Anahi, 25.

Sammy,8, got the cord exchanged on his dangerous XBox - that had sparked when he was playing. When the new cord was plugged into the Xbox it exploded into the face of a friend of Sammy's mother.

"I got sparks in my face and the whole apartment smelled of the burn" Anahi Reinoso, 25, says.

It has only been a few weeks since MS , the manufacturer of the XBox, had 14.1 million power cords exchanged all over the world.

According to the company 30 serious cases about the Xbox have been reported, in 7 of the cases people have gotten burns on their hands.

8 year old Sammy's XBox had been sparking and crackling where the old cord fitted into the XBox. Now the new cord from Microsoft had been pluged in, but when Sammy went to play there was no picture on the tv. This was when Anahi reached over the gaming console to "shake" the cord a bit.

"The 'banf' was heard in the whole apartment and the power went out" Nadia Hussein,28, says. The girls and Sammy fled the apartment. After awhile Nadia dared to go in and unplugged all powercords.

They immediately contacted MS support and are now to send their XBox in for technical research. "Incredibly sad" Peter Svanfeldt, Sales Manager on MS HDR, says. "I have never heard about a similar case... I do not know if it have to do with the cable, the xbox, the powernet or if it is something different... We are taking this very seriously of course"

Anahi Reinoso luckily walked away without visible injury. "I was red and swollen on my chin, but we cooled it off as we we told to by the ER. I am still shocked, Anahi says. Sammy is sad that he can't play his games anymore.

This weekend Aftonbladet reported about how a boy's XBox exploded when he changed to the new power cord.

"We have started a technical evaluation and have picked up his XBox. It has been sent to Ireland for analysis" Peter Svanfeldt, Reginal Director for consumer market on MS, says.

Peter Svanstedt don't want to speculate into what exactly could have happened with the boy´s Xbox, and if it has to do with the console, the power cord or the powernet in the apartment.

That a XBox can short even though the power cord has been exchanged is confirmed by sources on the net that instead say that the problem isn't the cord itself but rather the power supply inside the XBox. On the power supply there are two solder points that xbox users say are weak and that can break. Most commonly nothing happens, but sometimes the broken solder points causes the Xbox not to boot, to short and in some rare cases catch fire.

MS changing the power cord doesn´t solve or fix the issue, but rather lessen the damage when the XBox short´s or catch fire. To fix the problem MS would have to replace 14.1 million which would cost enormous amounts of money. Instead the company exchanges the power cords .

Peter Svanfeldt hasn't heard about the sources/claims that say that the power supply is at fault. "I havent heard anything about this and do not want to speculate" he says.