I was playing my Xbox the other night and was in the middle of a game when I got the dreaded red ring of death. Well, I was a little upset, so I jumped online to see if I could find anything, anything to help…

There are many Xbox repair guides on the market that claim to fix your Xbox fast, and it’s often hard to tell who’s telling the truth and who’s not. The 3 Red Light Fix by Chris Jones is one of the best guides on the market. I tried the guide and described what I found below:

The first thing that strikes you about this guide is that it claims to be able to fix your guide in just 37 minutes. The first question I asked was how can this be true?

I tried the guide and couldn’t fix my Xbox in 37 minutes (it took me a little over an hour). However, I took my time and worked through this slowly and if you consider yourself technically proficient you could fix your Xbox in an hour.

When considered in the scheme of things, it doesn’t really matter if it takes you 37 minutes or 1 hour, as it takes Microsoft 6 weeks to fix your Xbox.

I found the guide easy to follow and the instructions were offered in video and PDF format. The step-by-step instructions included with the guide mean that any novice can repair their own Xbox. If you have any questions, Chris also offers 24-hour online customer support.

When buying anything online it is always important that you have a money back guarantee and Chris offers an 8 week guarantee so you can tick this box.

The downside to buying this repair guide, in fact any Xbox repair guide, is that you will have to open up your Xbox, which means it will void your warranty. This is perhaps the most important decision you will have to make, whether or not you want to void your warranty.

I found the guide easy to use and generally quite well written. If you decide to buy an Xbox repair guide, I can recommend this guide.