Disc not spinning

Discussion in 'Nintendo Gamecube - General discussion' started by Wave07, Dec 18, 2006.

  1. Wave07

    Wave07 Guest

    This just happened yesterday. My gamecube has been working fine up until now (got it when they first came out).

    When I press the power button, the orange light on the top flashes and then goes out, and when I open the gamecube the disc is not spinning. Nothing happens on the screen. Is there any way to fix this?
     
  2. tabletpc

    tabletpc Guest

    your processor is dead

    time for a new cube sorry

    this is a common problem with gamecubes the fan stops working or the fan sends a surge into the processor or the graphics processor and frys the heck out of it

    my friend had a gamecube that the fan self destructed and fryed the console

     
  3. chiggazz

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    This happened to me too around the same date as yours. There is no other way to fix? Is the modchip dead too? Noooo!!! I can still feel the fan blow some air. Not sure if it's the same speed as before though. I tried another power cord so it's definately not that.
     
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  5. nyder

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    Thats unfortunte, because if you can't get the default boot up (when theres no disk in), then the whole units dead.
    I have a GC that doesn't spin, but fortunetly the menu thingy comes up, so all I need to do is replace the optical drives motor most likely. Though replacing the whole optical drive is probably easier.

     
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    Did you try it with programmer? Mine works when I have the programmer plugged in. I reflashed the bios with Cobra 1.6 but still requires the programmer to be plugged in to run. What is wrong with the cube then? It's not the best to keep the programmer plugged in.
     

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