"To play this disc, put it in a xbox 360 console"

[Callum.]

Basically, my dvd drive's gone bust. DVD's work fine, just not reading games correctly. The console is out of warrenty, even though it got fixed not long ago :/. Is there any sites you can pay people to fix, or any guides to do it yourself. Aslong as it costs less than £65 i'm not to bothered.

Thanks

[Coheed&Cambria]

I thought microsoft repaired it for like £70 if it was out of warrenty.. At least thats what i heard.

[Callum.]

yeah, they do. but £70, when you can get a dvd drive for less and repair it yourself, or someone who knows alot about the 360.

[Aflux]

If you take your 360 apart then it voids any repairs completely.

[Casuals]

I got the RRoD about 3 months back.
About 2weeks ago i got the same problem as u,
It cost £70, well thats what it cost me

[Aflux]

I got the RRoD about 3 months back.
About 2weeks ago i got the same problem as u,
It cost £70, well thats what it cost me

Should've took it to Coolspot, they'll fix it for less.

[Robbie]

I used to get this, just kept ejecting and closing tray over and over 'til it worked

[Callum.]

I used to get this, just kept ejecting and closing tray over and over 'til it worked

Yeah, but then it goes completely bust and will never read your disks lol.

What's this coolspot btw?

[Jordy]

You still have a warranty after the original warranty expires. I think it works that you get one year to cover everything regarding your Xbox 360 (Controller etc.). But after the 1 year period is over, you get a extra 2 years covering RROD, however I'm unsure whether this covers the DVD Drive.

Ring them up and give it a try.

[Alba]

Exact same thing happend to me 2 Saturdays ago. It's bust and you'll need to send it back. You'll also need to pay to get it fixed. Depending on the price mate, i'd just go up and buy a new system, and sell you're current one on ebay or something.