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if it is 2 red rings it meens it is overheating so unplug it and wait 15-20 minuates then plug it back in. if it is 3 red rings aka red rind of death (rrod) there are many methods to fixing it but the one i found most affective is the quitip method look it up on YouTube. or the towel method which is only a temporary fix. If it is 4 red rings that meens you just need to unplug all the cords wait a minuate then plug them back in and turn it on. i hope this helps!

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