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Title: 0031 Error Code - May Have Found Problem
Post by: oldmike on March 17, 2009, 11:54:00 AM
Great find. I have been having the exact same problem and no one has a good answer on what causes it or how to fix it. Have you found a fix yet? Did you heatgun just the south bridge? When I get home tonight I am going to try this. I will post my results here.
Title: 0031 Error Code - May Have Found Problem
Post by: FalconX07 on March 23, 2009, 05:48:00 PM
Is the southbridge where it is next to the center screwing part?
Title: 0031 Error Code - May Have Found Problem
Post by: rr4567 on March 23, 2009, 06:00:00 PM
No. It's the little chip with the silver circle that says Xbox 360 in it.
Title: 0031 Error Code - May Have Found Problem
Post by: FalconX07 on March 24, 2009, 07:31:00 PM
AWWWWWWWW! ARE YOU SERIUS! grr.gif

I thought it was something else!!! LOL.
Title: 0031 Error Code - May Have Found Problem
Post by: ilovemyfbm on March 24, 2009, 09:22:00 PM
My 360 gets 0031 all the time haha.
Well its like this. If i turn on the 360 and immediately play a game, it will rrod as soon as the game menu shows up. But if i wait a little while with the fans off, about 30 secs, and let the 360 get a little warm, then i can play games for as long as i like. But i can't turn it on with the fans on too, Idk why, it just will rrod if the heatsinks are cold, I'll check out the SB chip soon though.
Title: 0031 Error Code - May Have Found Problem
Post by: cmd19872002 on March 25, 2009, 02:56:00 AM
There are a few causes for this error, a more up-to-date listing for this error is located here: http://xbox-experts....code.php?s=0031. Appears it could also be a bad RAM chip, but in your case it is the southbridge, I would say to reflow it again and if that dont work but has the same results, then do the mod where you put a peice of metal over the southbridge and bolt it down to fix it (not proper but probley would work).