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i need to know how to fix an xbox one powerbrick. before you assume the power brick blew out,make sure the unit is plugged in. it is plugged in, it just isn't getting anypower. i'm assuming you didn't have a power surgeand blew out a circuit breaker or fuse. i don't need to flip the circuit breaker toget the xbox working. the xbox one has surge protection. if youhad a surge, you can fix the power brick by resetting the power supply. how do i do that if it isn't flipping thecircuit breaker? unplug cables from the console, the powersupply and power plug from the wall. wait

at least ten seconds for the surge protectionto reset, then reconnect the power supply to the console and wall and all the otherplugs. that's a hard reset. this is intended to reset the power supplybrick, but it will reset the console, too. that's just a bonus. no, just efficiency. another bug with the xbox one power supplyis that its internal surge protection doesn't always work with other surge protectors. thesolution in that case is plugging the console power supply straight into the wall.

that would be one of the easiest fixes i coulddo. after you plug in the brick, turn on the console,and if turns on, you're fixed. if it doesn't, make sure the led light on the power supplyworks. what color should that be? white or orange are normal, though orangeis standard when the console is on standby and the unit is in energy saving mode. ifit is dark or flashing orange, the power supply is either unplugged or malfunctioning. if it is unplugged, i know how to fix that,and malfunctioning is either fixed by resetting or replacing. what else can i do?

the next thing to do is make sure the consoleis getting power by seeing if the xbox power button lights up. i know you sometimes have to touch it to getit to light up. once it is plugged in, test that it lightsup. and if the console is lit up red, you know the reason it isn't coming on is overheating. that could be due to the power brick. i'm not sure you'd want to touch that to verifythings, though improving air flow is a good way to make sure that's not the cause. andsince the console and power supply both have fans, make sure they are both flat and havegood air flow.

i'm not covering it up with lots of discs. after you reset the xbox one, if you can getit up before it dies, go to settings, all settings, power, and turn off energy savingso that's not why it is dying. turning it off too soon means the energy savingsare too good. microsoft's tech support suggests testingyour console with someone else's power supply to see if it is your console or your powersupply. *if it works with someone else's power brick,i know i need a new power brick. if it doesn't work with a new power brick, i need to getthe console fixed. or test another wall outlet.

if the wall outlet is the problem, the extensioncords to reach another one create a different problem. that's still cheaper than rewiring the houseor buying a new power brick.