Details for Error code E72/1020
NAND issue (loose pin/ bad flash)
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Primary Error code: |  1 RLOD |
| E-Code / Secondary Error code: | E72 / 1020 |
| Binary/Hex: | 01001000 / 0x48 -> 72 |
| Known fixes: | |
1) Patch for the fall update(search on Google for it)/ Insert the NXE Update disc before the error screen pops up | |
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| Description: | |
This error is related to a loose pin or a not existent NAND chip, can also happen if you flashed it badly with an Infectus chip and/or the NAND is dead.... | |
| References: | |
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| Clicks: | 47762 |
Comments for this Error code:
bloke101 on 2010-03-26 22:20:14 :
I cracked a corner of the scaler chip, it's what seemed to give me this
error. The bottom-left corner of the chip is cracked and when I turn the system
on the fans go on high without the processors overheating. Sometimes if I push
it hard enough back into place the system works again. I made my own re-flow
station and this also fixed the problem so it is arguable that my cracked
ANA/HANA chip had nothing to so with the error and that it was the southbridge.
I super glued the cracked chip back together so I don't know for sure
which one was the problem.
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