Rain got in my kincte xbox - Microsoft Xbox 360 with Kinect Console

rain means tears
looks like two people breaking up

"It's Just The Rain"

Once in your life you love
Once in your life you try
The one you're holdin'
Is the one that tears you... apart

Deep in her arms you lie
Deep in the night her eyes
Tell your secrets
To the one you try to deny

[Chorus:]
Touch me, touch me crazy
How your kiss betrays me
It's not the love, it's just the rain
Two broken hearts
But not in vain...
It's not the love, it's just the rain

Inside you keep on lyin'
Inside your soul is dyin'
You still can't hold back
Still you can't say good-bye

[Chorus]

No reasons why, no one's to blame
It's not the love, it's just the rain
It's just the rain, It's just the rain,
It's just the rain, It's just the rain
Falling, falling, falling
It's just the rain

There are a few different types of rain gauges. Standard rain gauges, Weighing percipitation gauges, tipping bucket rain gauge, optical rain gauge and the aucoustic rain gauge. They each measure rain in a different and some of them interesting ways.

Proper rain gear is very waterproof and made from breathable materials, allowing you to stay dry but also not need to sweat too much while wearing the coat. Real rain gear is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions whereas raincoats that are sold in high street stores are designed to protect against light rain showers but are more focused on fashion.

1) There are different rain clik model numbers shown in manual
Open 24 volt Rain clik manual:
http://www.hunterindustries.com/resources/pdfs/instructions/domestic/lit358w.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Hunter-rain-clik-instruction-manual.pdf

2) The rain sensor has two wires.
And two additional wires are needed to run from rain sensor to sprinkler timer. For example, buy thermostat wire from local hardware store if wire is not supplied.

3) The rain sensor has a terminal block where wires are connected. .
Open manual above to identify markings on your terminal block.
For example Figure 1 shows SRC model, and with this model number, the rain sensor wires connect to terminals RS and C, and then two wires going to timer connect to terminals RS and and 1.

4) R8816P101C is 208-240Volt 24-hour irrigation timer.
Timer has two separate terminals for attaching rain sensor.

5) Timer power connections have 4 terminals. Do not connect rain sensor to power terminals.
Connect wires from sensor to the two sensor terminals.

6) Timer slide-switch must be set to ON position for rain sensor operation.
Sensor sends continuous 24Volts to irrigation timer.
When it rains, the rain sensor stops sending 24Volts to timer. Timer responds by not turning on power to irrigation pump.
To by-pass rain sensor, move timer slide-switch to off position.

7) Open following link for Intermatic replacement parts:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Intermatic-trippers-and-parts.html#sprinkler

8) Take a moment and rate answer:
And take advantage of fixya expert assistance live.
For a price, expert works with you while you work on timer or any do-it-yourself project.
Fixya is always less expensive than a service call.

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Yes just leave it dry for the whole day to make sure there's no more moisture on the console that can cause electrical damage and then once you're sure that its completely dry you can now try to power ON the unit and check if that will be fine after that.

Try this link:
http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/xbox360/hardware/accessories/ media/universalmediaremote.aspx
If you follow these instructions, you should be able to program the remote to your tv. Good luck! Sincerely, Der Strom

What colour is the light on your power brick when it will not turn on? if its red thats your problem, turn it off and let it cool, remove any dust and make sure its well ventilated, if the light still goes red, you need to try another power brick.

this is the gpu going my friend if its still in warranty send it to Microsoft if not then take to a repair shop the should be able to help