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How to Open an Xbox 360 Console (Without a Case Opening Tool)

In this video, XboxDIY shows you how to open your Xbox 360 console in 5 easy steps and without the option of having to use a case opening tool. You can use this video to help open your Xbox 360 and fix things like the E74 Error: http://xboxdiy.com/how-to-fix-e74-err...    • How to Fix E74 Error on an Xbox 360 -...   What You'll Need: - T8 Torx Screwdriver: Xbox 360 Case Opening Tool: http://amzn.to/2eVwMOP - Xbox 360 Case Opening Tool (Optional, but recommended): https://amzn.to/3tzPjvQ What You'll Need To Do: Step 1: Remove the front plate and 2 plastic mesh screens. These can easily be removed by applying force. No tools are required. If you're having trouble removing the top plastic mesh screens, find the tabs that can be accessed via the side of the case and use a small tool, such as a screwdriver, to release them from the main body of the Xbox 360. Step 2: Remove the Top of the Xbox 360 Case For this, you will need to use some type of flathead screwdriver (or case-opening tool if you have one) to dislodge the connections between the top and bottom cases of the Xbox 360. You may hear popping, which is the case releasing (especially if it's never been opened before). As long as you are not applying too much force, you will be fine. The case opening tool prevents this from happening. Step 3: Remove the 6 screws holding the bottom part of the case to the main structure of the Xbox 360 You need a T9 Torx Screwdriver ($5 at any major hardware chain) to remove these. You can try and use a regular screwdriver but you will most likely strip the screws which will make it difficult to reassemble the Xbox 360 (I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS). Set these screws aside for later when you reassemble the Xbox 360. Step 4: Remove the Eject Button from the Disc Drive This can easily be removed by detaching the button from the two points where it is attached to the main structure of the Xbox. Detaching this before removing the second part of the case makes it easier to remove the final part of the case. Set it aside for reassembly. Step 5: Remove the Bottom Case Finally, remove the bottom part of the Xbox 360. This should come off very easily if you have followed the steps above. You have now opened your Xbox 360 for cleaning and repair! Have a question about one of our videos, articles, or another Xbox-related repair or issue? Send us a message by visiting https://xboxdiy.com/contact Xbox Repair Videos:    • Xbox Repair Guides, Tutorials, and Tr...   Xbox One Controller Repair Videos:    • Xbox One Controller Repair   You can find more Xbox-related repair guides, troubleshooting, tutorials, news, reviews, and other content on our website: - Xbox Repair: https://xboxdiy.com/repair-guides - Xbox Tutorials: https://xboxdiy.com/tutorials - Xbox Troubleshooting: https://xboxdiy.com/troubleshooting **XboxDIY.com and the XboxDIY YouTube channel use affiliate links and referral programs as a way to support the ongoing costs associated with running even a small media outlet. Please consider purchasing something from a link in one of my videos or from our Buy Me a Coffee page as a way to show your support. More support means more content. Thanks for being a watcher and subscriber!