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How to get your Xbox product repaired

Xbox 360 repair overview

Getting your Xbox 360 console or Kinect sensor repaired is easy. Send us your non-working Xbox product and we will repair it. If it’s still under warranty, we’ll repair it for free. Here’s how it works …

Step 1: Register your Xbox product (if you haven't already)

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You’ll need:

Time to complete: About 3 minutes

Step 2: Submit an online repair

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Let us know what’s wrong with the product.

  • We’ll let you know if the product is in warranty.

    In-warranty repair: Free
    Out-of-warranty repair 360: $99 plus tax (submitted online) or $119 plus tax (submitted over the phone)
    Out-of-warranty repair 360s: $79 plus tax (submitted online) or $99 plus tax (submitted over the phone)

  • American Express, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover credit cards are accepted

Check your warranty status (sign in with your Microsoft account if needed).

Time to complete: About 2 minutes

Step 3: Send us the product

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Remove all accessories and put only the console or sensor in a shipping box.

  • Attach the provided shipping label to the box and send it to our service center.
  • You can check the repair status by going to Online Service Center.

Time to complete: About 4 to 6 days

Step 4: We service your product

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Time to complete: About 6 to 8 days

Turnaround Time

Once our service center receives your product, it will be serviced and returned to you in approximately 12 to 18 days.

Average turnaround time for your state

State Days State Days
Alabama 13 Montana 17
Alaska 19 Nebraska 12
Arizona 15 Nevada 17
Arkansas 12 New Hampshire 16
California 17 New Jersey 15
Colorado 12 New Mexico 13
Connecticut 17 New York 16
Delaware 16 North Carolina 14
Florida 14 North Dakota 15
Georgia 14 Ohio 15
Hawaii 18 Oklahoma 11
Idaho 16 Oregon 18
Illinois 14 Pennsylvania 16
Indiana 15 Rhode Island 16
Iowa 14 South Carolina 14
Kansas 12 South Dakota 14
Kentucky 14 Tennessee 12
Louisiana 12 Texas 11
Maine 17 Utah 15
Maryland 16 Vermont 17
Massachusetts 16 Virginia 16
Michigan 16 Washington 18
Minnesota 15 West Virginia 15
Mississippi 13 Wisconsin 15
Missouri 12 Wyoming 13

Post-service warranty

The length of the post-service warranty depends on whether your Xbox product is serviced while it is under warranty or not.

  • In-warranty service: If your Xbox 360 console is serviced within the original warranty period (free repair), you receive either the balance of your original warranty or 90 days, whichever is longer.
  • Out-of-warranty service: If your Xbox 360 console is serviced out of the original warranty period (paid repair), your serviced console will have a 90-day warranty.

Start a repair request

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