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Electronics Repair?

Zascar · 2011-01-30 20:43:41

I have a projector, the on/off power button has broken. It had been a bit fiddley for a few weeks, had to poke it a few times to get it to turn on. Eventually it died and the button is now broken. I'm sure its an easy fix for someone who knows what they are doing, does anyone know a place that does normal electronics…

30-01-2011 8:43pm

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Zascar

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I have a projector, the on/off power button has broken. It had been a bit fiddley for a few weeks, had to poke it a few times to get it to turn on. Eventually it died and the button is now broken. I'm sure its an easy fix for someone who knows what they are doing, does anyone know a place that does normal electronics repairs that I could bring it to, in town or south dublin preferably?
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#2 31-01-2011 2:30pm

Bertie Bassett

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Campbells (4922865) on the Lower Kimmage Road, at the junction with Sundrive Road might be able to help. I got a radio repaired there a couple of years ago and it is still going. Otherwise Peats in Parnell Street used to do repairs, I'm not sure if they still do.

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