![]() ![]() There's really no point in repairing since new phones can be attained with a new service contract at almost every service provider.Ĭommon problems: Display problems are the most common issue as the screen discolors or burns out. Replace! And strongly consider an equipment protection plan so if you lose or break your phone you're covered. As for the actual phone, unless you bought the equipment plan with the phone, you're on your own. But you'll be without your phone for at least a few days. Most manufacturers give you a one-year warranty on the battery. ![]() Again, there are time and fees involved.Ĭost: A new battery is usually around $25. You can also call places like “Geek Squad” or your local repair tech and they can make a housecall or you can ship it in. You call their 800 number, they'll diagnose the problem and they'll walk you through how to fix it, but all at a fee. All major PC manufacturers offer what is called an out-of-warranty service. If you're set on repairing, there are two ways to go about it. New computers with the latest features come out and prices drop - it may make more sense just to buy a new one. And if the item is more than three years old, it's a no-brainer, definitely replace. You can buy a new desktop system, including monitor and printer for under $500 at certain places. I would toss any computer when the repair costs more than half the price of a new one. Five years or older desktops tend to break at a slightly higher rate than laptops. Simply buying a new battery for a laptop can run well over $100. Cost: Out-of-warranty repair costs are anywhere from $80 to as much as $400. ![]()
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