Extended Warranty Doesn't Cover Power Supply

The warranty for the devices and the accessories is different. The power supply is an accessory

For more info: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/my-account/warranty-and-service/xbox-support-terms-conditions

DraftyCrawdad,

This isn't normal. If your console is still under warranty then your power supply should be under warranty as your power supply warranty is the same as your console warranty. Just go to
http://myservice.xbox.com , register your console if it isn't already, then replace an Accessory, and select power supply. If it wants you to purchase it, click on the "Disagree with warranty status?"
link, then select "Start a Chat", and have
this reference (Solution 8) handy that specifically states your console/power supply warranty are the same. So this should be covered.

Hello Denis, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

I'm sorry, the Controller warranty doesn't cover physical damage. But if you have the extended warranty which covers accidents as well, then it can be repaired under warranty.

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just curious, what is the biggest problem if the specs dont match up?

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There's a chance the power supply will work fine. There's also a chance that issues won't show until later down the line, assuming you continue to use it for extended periods. However, there's also the possibility that the power supply could permanently
damage or even fry your Xbox One. It's pretty much the same situation as with computers; if you buy a terrible power supply for a PC and it fails, you risk damaging all of the other components ranging from as little as the RAM to the motherboard itself or
even potentially frying it all. In short: if you fry it, it's a useless heap of trash. Microsoft's warranty doesn't cover damage caused by third party products either.

That $115. Does it cover the repair and extend the warranty for another year?