My Xbox 360 keeps burning through Power Supplies, What can I do?

and you can purchase another power supply, a store like Gamestop would have them, but you need to remember that the youngest Xbox 360 power supplies are a decade old and if they're external more like 15. Capacitors and age don't go together. I personally would stay away from non-Microsoft power supplies as you have no way of determining exactly how safe they are and most of the ones you'll find online are not UL certified

Hey there, if you go toward the bottom of the link and click 'Order a replacement Xbox 360 power supply' you can do so through there:

support.xbox.com/.../check-power-supply

BuildingHarbor7,



The good news is that your problem (assuming it is only the power supply that burned out) is a simple fix.



Unfortunately, you're going to need to ignore what Mister Gwyther said, as he pointed you to the US site. Since you're in a 220V country, you DO NOT WANT a US power supply. Instead you need to get a power supply from Europe (aka one of the PAL-land countries).



Both the original "fat" Xbox 360 and the slim Xbox 360 take the same power input at the console plug. It is only the power supply itself that differs. If you purchase a replacement power supply from, say Xbox UK (instead of Xbox US), you'll end up with a
220V native power supply that also works with your console.



I have both NA and EU 360 power supplies for this very reason.



I hope this helps.

It is exactly what I tried to do. But the website keep telling me that it cannot accomplish my demande, and that I have to contact support.

I did contact support through chatroom, and I got explain that they don'T have any power supply in stock, and it's not possible to repair my power supply, he then explain to me that i should buy a poser supply through amazone...

Are you going through a power strip or a surge protector? If you are, I would plug it directly into the wall because supposedly the power supply can overload if you go through one.

Keep in mind, there have been defects reported with the Xbox 360 Slim power supplies. So if you've tried everything and there's still that red light that refuses to work with you, then the power supply may be dead and you may need another replacement.