Give the shop a thorough written description of the problem and try to speak directly to the technician — Get a written estimate of repairs — Consider whether repairs are really worth making – or whether it is time to move on to a new model — Before paying, get a detailed invoice, including a description of the components repaired, the date, a breakdown for labor, the price for each part, and the warranty — Test equipment as soon as you get it home and return it to the shop or notify the shop in writing right away if it is still not working right.
Finding A Good Computer Repair Shop
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