My XboxSeriesS Back part is loose, when i touch it makes noise like it's not fit properly

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im returning mine. Mine when on makes a sound like there's a wire touching the fan. when i turn it off it makes a whine noise. It's off! Piece o crap. Like coil whine.

well turns out it makes this noise even with it fully shut down what is also weird if i unplugged it when its off of course put it back and listen youll hear the psu making noises again as soon as i plug it in its like it turns on it makes like sort of a
squeel after unplugging and plugging back in then after that it softly clicks not sure if this is normal can only be heard if my ear is almost touching it.

Am i soposed to hear the psu come on? After plugging it back in? And follows with clicks?

Rly hope its normal or im screwed

what exactly is buzzing? are you playing from the HDD or the disk? just remember that there are 3 major spinners inside 1:fan 2:disk drive 3:HDD. you are right to worry as is shouldn't make noises. but it could also just be whateve ris touching the console
that makes noises. is the console stable? maybey your stand/base/cabinet/media-thingamabob is a litte loose/acoustically excited. is other cable/devices touching it?

we cant really help you if we have so little info. Does it do it even when you are on the dashboard?etc...

I am also having the same issue with my Xbox one, it did eject the I had in it and makes the confirmation noise when touching the front buttons but will not power on. Try unplugging for 15 sec. and plugging back in. Worked for me.