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Ok this is my tutorial how to SE the N+ adapter from Microsoft/XBOX this is for

educational purposes only what you chose to-do with it is up to you and I will not
be held responsible.
If it goes over well there might be more:

Call XBOX support and head over to the hardware replacement department.
UK: 020 7365 9792 or 0800 587 1102

Monday-Friday: 08:00-21:00
Saturday: 08:00-19:00
Sunday: 09:00-17:00

US:
(800) 4MY-XBOX or (800) 469-9269

9 am to 1 am Eastern Time
6 am to 10 pm Pacific Time

Tell them you have had it for around 3months and yesterday it started acting up,
you went through all the trouble shooting methods on the website and it was no
help.

what 'said' problem is:

your playing xbox live and you get disconnected after a few hours of game time the
led on the adapter flashes red and you can't reconnect. you turn the xbox off and
wait a few minutes and turn it back on and it works again.

They will offer to pick yours up then send you a new one , refuse this tell them
that you have gone through this before and it was 6weeks before you got your
replacement!!! you cannot go that long without xbox live and it's not completely
broken.

They will bitch at you go ahead and bitch and moan emphasising the long wait and
they fact that it's not completely broken.

After a few minutes they will cave and 'make a one of exception and go against
policy' at this point it can go two ways they might replace it out right or do an
advance replacement, they don't request a CC or anything and don't chase up if you
don't send it in.

Notes: (will update if needed)

They may ask for proof of purchase say you binned it that's why you didn't go back
to the store, the shouldn't care and proceed with your case.
They don't usually chase up replacements but if they call say your mum binned it
by accident or you shipped it in via usps or royal mail and should be with them
soon.
Be creative and you can get almost any product from Microsoft.