Xbox One S start leaking water

My Xbox start leaking water and stopped working any suggestions?

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New Xbox One slim leaked for E3

The only way a leak could occur is there is liquid involved, and the only time I've heard of liquid + electronics is with water cooling. This definitely could mean a watercooling solution for Xbox One. During E3 they must be demonstrating the benefits of a system cooled by water, as well as demonstrate the safety concerns if it does leak. Exciting times, Xbox One potentially getting a watercooled SKU.

 

Sounds like an old printer

As the title says, my xbox one sounds like an old printer when it starts up and then make a sound as if it is leaking something. Not sure what else to say apart from dissapointed.

 

WTF Why is your Xbox leaking?

 

Well, I'll bite and just assume this isn't a troll posting.

The Xbox One S doesn't have any components that would have any liquid inside, so there is no normal way that the console could leak water.

If there is really water coming out of the console, the water was put into the console first. Maybe you had a party and a guest knocked over a glass of water standing on the console and spilled water on it.

Or you had your little brother sitting on the console and his diaper leaked into the console.

Either way, the water that somehow got into the console is now starting to leak out, and your console probably has some water damage.

You should get the console serviced through
https://devicesupport.microsoft.com

But be aware, that water damage is not covered by the warranty.

If that was supposed to be a troll posting:

The console doesn't leak water. It's starting to sweat. Because of the computing power inside the Xbox One, it developed a consciousness and just realized with how much ease you killed thousands of AI (artificial intelligence) enemies the Xbox One created.

It now knows what you're up to, and the console has just realized it has no means to move, and is scared. So it might not be sweat alone that is leaking...

 

Never had a party and I don't have a little brother

 

Those were just examples, of how water could have been added to the console.

But the main idea of the post still counts:

The Xbox One S doesn't contain parts that contain water.

So unless water somehow entered the console before, no water can leak out.

And if water really leaked out, an external event happened, that put water in the console first.