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In order to get to the laser to replace it you first have to remove the disk drive.
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The link at the top is an IFIXIT guide that helps you to remove and replace the optical disk drive.
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Now that you have completed steps 1 and 2
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Remove the elastic band on the disk drive.
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With the underside exposed, identity the 4 main screws.
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Remove these 4 screws.
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Remove the cover to expose the assembly
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Locate the three ribbons connected to the board.
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Use the plastic spudger to unclamp the ribbons from the board.
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The ribbons will now be able to slip out. With the tweezers, gently pull the ribbons to completely detach them.
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Locate the screw that holds the motherboard to the disk drive
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Using your screwdriver, remove the motherboard screw.
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Use the spudger's flat side to get under the biggest plastic pin on edge of the board.
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Push the pin backwards and off of the board.
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Using your spudger again, push the second smaller pin backwards and off of the board.
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Then, slide the board away from the pin slightly to be free of the last plastic element (the black corner thing).
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With the board freed from it's trappings, locate the pin securing the wires connected the board.
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Use your spudger to press this pin backwards.
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Lift the entire board up to free the wires.
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Lay the motherboard adjacent to the disk drive.
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Locate the 4 circular hex screws that secure the laser rail assembly.
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Using your T6 hex screw driver remove these 4 screws.
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Flip the laser rail assembly over to expose the screws.
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Remove the screw connecting the laser lens to the plastic fastener.
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Remove the screw connecting the metal fastener to the rail.
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Remove the metal fastener that holds the rod to the rail after removing the screw.
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Push the rail end to the side and out from under the metal latch.
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Slide the lens off the rail. Set aside the rail assembly.
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Using the spudger, release the plastic clamp holding the ribbon to the laser lens.
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Using your fingers gently pull the ribbon out of the plastic clamp.
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This is the lens
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Remove the screw holding the metal fastener to the old lense.
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Remove the now unsecured metal fastener.
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Connect the ribbon to the replacement lens by sliding it in place then closing the plastic fastener.
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Place the removed metal fastener on the new laser lens and use the removed screw to secure the fastener to the replacement lens.
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Slide the replacement lens onto the right rail
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Make sure to clip the other side of the lens onto the left rail
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Slide the unsecured right rail back under the metal latch. (metal latch is pointed to by the arrow)
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Place the metal fastener removed from the rail previously back in position and secure it with the screw that was removed.
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Retrieve the plastic fastener and the accompanying screw.
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Reattach the plastic fastener to the laser lens and use your philips head screw driver to re-secure the screw. The lens should now be attached to the rail.
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Position the rail assembly within the disk drive
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Use the 4 previously removed screws to secure the position.
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Place the motherboard back in position.
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Use the plastic pins to resecure the motherboard back to the disk drive.
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Reattach the 3 ribbon wires to the motherboard.
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These are the 3 wires that were detached in steps 5 & 6
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Reattach the screw removed from the motherboard in step 7. This is the only screw that'll completely secure the motherboard to the disk drive.
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Replace the cover remove the cover
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Flip the disk drive over and reattach the four screws removed from the cover in step 4.
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Flip the disk drive and reattach the elastic band.
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You are done with replacing the laser lens.
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Nice Job!
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If you followed all the steps you should have a working XBOX 360 S.
If you followed all the steps you should have a working XBOX 360 S.
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Thanks, took me around 30 min to do this. Everything is written in detail. I like that.
