Goodpeople,
I have a Nintendo 3DS XL unit that was dropped and needs repair. Can anyone recommend a good and trustworthy repair shop? Bonus points for being within cooee of either Marion or Mawson Lakes.
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Re: console repairs
In case anyone cares:
I had the unit repaired by EB Games. Their "reboot" facility repairs consoles for a fixed price, which was around $75 for a 3DS. The unit gets sent away to their facility in QLD. Ours took a little over 3 weeks to make it there and back. We didn't get called when the unit had returned; I had to chase it up myself.
The alternative was a local fix it shop who quoted about $120, and would have taken 3 weeks to order a part in.
I had the unit repaired by EB Games. Their "reboot" facility repairs consoles for a fixed price, which was around $75 for a 3DS. The unit gets sent away to their facility in QLD. Ours took a little over 3 weeks to make it there and back. We didn't get called when the unit had returned; I had to chase it up myself.
The alternative was a local fix it shop who quoted about $120, and would have taken 3 weeks to order a part in.
Clowns OUT. Smears OUT. RESIST THE OCCUPATION.
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Re: console repairs
seems reasonable except for the fact that they didnt ring you when it was there
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