no one can help me out with this problem. ive been on the internet and cant find anything. help

You can wait for an answer not bump your topic after 10 minutes...:facepalm:

My xbox red ringed once, I just pulled out the power cord and blew into the slot in the xbox and the cord, surprisingly it worked

No, absolutely not. Purposely heating up your console (other than a professional reflow) WILL cause PERMENANT damage to your console. Never attempt to do anything like the "towel trick" or overheating your console. It will only sometimes temporarily let you play it for a brief period of time untill it gets the same error again or worse.

Custom360Mods wrote No, absolutely not. Purposely heating up your console (other than a professional reflow) WILL cause PERMENANT damage to your console. Never attempt to do anything like the "towel trick" or overheating your console. It will only sometimes temporarily let you play it for a brief period of time untill it gets the same error again or worse.

This is pretty accurate as going with professional fixing is always the best, but usually the most costly. The towel trick, hair dryer, over, etc. will work for a while, and it will eventually get the same error unless you can give the board the proper cooling it will need. Depending on the strength of your hair dryer then you could actually pull off a permanent reflow like your actually using a heat gun. Make sure you gaurd all the capacitors and other parts with aluminum foil before you attempt to do the hair dryer fix. Maybe after a sucessful hair dryer fix, do the 12v fan mod to help the xbox recieve more air.

TTGMudkipz-Fanboy wrote I saw a post somewhere saying that the hair drier was a great fix for the xbox 0020 error on the 3 rrod. I was wondering of it works and if it does, how long would it last.

ill rep to first or best answer I recieve

Look at my topic bro, It work's 100%

I legit, Stuck my xbox in my freezer for 1-2 minutes, To cool down the templates in the xbox..

I guarantee it will work.. And when its on, Keep it off the floow

As said before, no. Just don't.

All it does is heat up component unnecessarily which causes damage. It won't last you very long, it needs to be reballed.

It doesn't work because the reason why you got RROD in the first place is because of overheating so don't you think heating up and over heated xbox is a very smart idea.