iphone (non warranty) repairs

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stuartgeek

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#63108 21-Jun-2010 12:49

I recently needed to repair an iphone after it was accidentally dropped. This cause of damage seems common. The phone needed both the touch screen (digitizer) and LCD screen replaced. Two known (non warranty) service providers in NZ, both offering fast service, are:

1. Fixxed Limited
Email: support@fixxed.co.nz
Phone: 08004349933
Postal address: Fixxed Ltd, PO Box 29616, Christchurch 8540, New
Zealand

2. Aspa Mobile Phone Repair.
Shop1, No 1, Hayr Road, Three Kings, Auckland 1042.
email: aspamobile@gmail.com
Tel: 64-9-625-2068
Mob: 64-21-113-8880

FAQ
Will the repair void my warranty?
Yes, all repairs not completed by the original manufacturer or approved service provider will void the warranty on the device.

Will any data on my device be lost?
Usually no data will be lost. However you should backup all the data (and music) before you send it in.

vinnieg

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#343782 21-Jun-2010 14:48

Nice first post, lacking any relevant detail, just looks like advertising.....care to share which one of them fixed your phone and why you recommend the second place also?

I have moved across the ditch. Now residing in Melbourne as a VOIP/Video Technical Trainer/Engineer.

GBristow

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#343785 21-Jun-2010 15:00

Not to be belligerent, but is this some kind of advertising?

wellygary

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#343786 21-Jun-2010 15:14

Someone lock this thread please

michaelmurfy

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#343788 21-Jun-2010 15:17

I can also do non-warranty repairs.
It involves a Hammer.
And locking this thread.

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stuartgeek

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#343807 21-Jun-2010 15:55

Thanks but no not some kind of advertising.

I have no affiliation, or relationship with, either of the two repair organizations.

The question of who can repair iphones has been posted on many nz sites/boards and is one I faced finding the answer to when the iphone was dropped and damaged.

The post was intended to be helpful for those seeking repairs to their iphones that are not covered by warranty. I intentionally did not mention who I ended up using because I didn't want to plug anyone in particular nor did I wish to sound like it was advertising. Those in need can do their own research and make their own inquiries before deciding whom to use.

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#343809 21-Jun-2010 16:06

It sounded like a reasonable post to me. There is a difference between advertising, and independantly recommending a company.