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place that could fix a furby

power pants · 2014-10-21 12:30:15

Need to get a furby boom repaired. The furby has lost its sound, seems a common fault with them and a reasonably easy fix -loose connection. anyway, would anyone recommend a shop in the city centre that could take a look at this and repair it? I was thinking maybe one of the phone shops on moore street? thanks

21-10-2014 12:30pm

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power pants

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Need to get a furby boom repaired. The furby has lost its sound, seems a common fault with them and a reasonably easy fix -loose connection.

anyway, would anyone recommend a shop in the city centre that could take a look at this and repair it?

I was thinking maybe one of the phone shops on moore street?

thanks

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#2 22-10-2014 9:38am

OldGoat

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DIY Furby Autopsy. http://www.phobe.com/furby/

I'd imagine that anyone with an interest in mechanics/electronics might have a stab at fixing it for you. Perhaps someone who would make repairs to other mechanical toys such as a train collector. You could ask in Marks models (https://www.marksmodels.com/) if they know of anyone.

I'm older than Minecraft goats.

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