At Swift Repair, we specialise in providing top-notch repair services for your Xbox One Original, S and X.

Our team of expert technicians is well-equipped to handle a wide range of issues, ensuring your console is restored to its optimal performance.

Here are some of the most common issues we expertly handle:

• Xbox One Not Reading Games Or Discs: The Xbox One is unable to detect or load discs, possibly due to a faulty laser or a disc drive issue.
• Xbox One Disc Drive Not Taking Or Ejecting Discs: The Xbox One disc drive fails to accept or eject discs, indicating a mechanical or motor problem.
• Xbox One No Power At All: The Xbox One is completely unresponsive and won’t power on, likely due to a faulty power supply or internal component failure.
• Xbox One Comes On Goes Off: The Xbox One powers on briefly but then shuts off, possibly caused by overheating or power issues.
• Xbox One Overheating Fan Not Loud: The Xbox One overheats even though the fan seems unusually quiet, pointing to possible fan failure or dust buildup.
• Xbox One Overheating Problem: The Xbox One becomes too hot during operation, often due to dust buildup, inadequate ventilation, or internal hardware faults.
• Xbox One USB Ports Not Working: External devices like controllers or storage cannot connect through the Xbox One USB ports, which could indicate port damage or hardware failure.
• Xbox One Wi-Fi Not Working: The Xbox One cannot connect to Wi-Fi, which may be due to a faulty Wi-Fi module or internal software issues.
• Xbox One LAN Port Not Working: The Xbox One wired internet connection is non-functional, possibly due to a damaged LAN port or networking hardware issue.
• Xbox One Controller Not Connecting: Xbox One controllers are not syncing or connecting with the console, indicating potential syncing issues or hardware faults.
• Xbox One Stuck In Safe Mode: The Xbox One is continuously stuck in safe mode, generally because of software corruption or a failed update.
• Xbox One Blue Light of Death: The Xbox One shows a blue light and does not display on-screen, usually pointing to a hardware failure or internal error.
• Xbox One HDMI Port Physically Damaged or Loose: The Xbox One HDMI port is visibly damaged or loose, resulting in display issues or no output.
• Xbox One HDMI Port Not Damaged No Visuals (WLOD): The Xbox One HDMI port appears intact, but no visual output is detected, possibly due to a faulty HDMI IC or internal issue.
• Xbox One Yearly Service: Routine maintenance for the Xbox One, involving cleaning and inspection of components to prevent long-term issues.
• Xbox One Can’t Install Software: The Xbox One cannot install system or game updates, often due to corrupted storage or failed downloads.
• Xbox One Can’t Do An Update: System software for the Xbox One cannot be updated, likely because of software issues or network errors.
• Xbox One Hangs Or Freezes In Game: The Xbox One freezes during gameplay, often due to overheating, software bugs, or failing hardware components.
• Xbox One Hangs Or Freezes In Menu Or Apps: The Xbox One freezes when navigating through menus or apps, typically caused by software glitches or hardware issues.
• Xbox One Other Software Problems: Software issues with the Xbox One such as errors, system glitches, or corrupted files affecting normal operation.
• Xbox One Error Codes: Specific error codes appearing on the Xbox One screen indicate system problems, generally requiring troubleshooting or repair.
• Xbox One Hard Drive Replacement: Replacing a damaged or failing Xbox One hard drive to restore system functionality or resolve storage-related issues.
• Xbox One Hard Drive Upgrade: Upgrading the internal storage of the Xbox One for additional space and improved system performance.
• Xbox One Liquid Damage: The Xbox One has been exposed to liquid, potentially causing short-circuiting, corrosion, or failure of internal components.
• Xbox One Dropped Or Fell: Physical damage to the Xbox One from being dropped, potentially affecting internal connections, ports, or other hardware.
• Xbox One Lightning Damage: Lightning damage affecting the Xbox One’s power components or internal circuits.
• Xbox One Power Surge Damage: Damage from an electrical power surge causing internal Xbox One components to burn out or fail.