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Xiaomi repairs - urgent

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  • 02-07-2015 9:39pm
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    spongebob89
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    My xiaomi mi4 won't charge at all, something damaged on the inside. I brought it to all the shops in more Street and nobody fixes Chinese phones..

    Dose anyone know a place that dose?


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    Curb Your Enthusiasm
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    Yes, China. or yourself, if you know what to replace.

    Ah, the joys of buying Chinese phones... :P


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    corwill
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    spongebob89 wrote: »
    My xiaomi mi4 won't charge at all, something damaged on the inside. I brought it to all the shops in more Street and nobody fixes Chinese phones..

    Dose anyone know a place that dose?

    Did you try Phone Whizz?

    Sounds like it might be a micro USB port issue.


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    spongebob89
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    corwill wrote: »
    Did you try Phone Whizz?

    Sounds like it might be a micro USB port issue.

    Where are they based?


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    corwill
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    spongebob89 wrote: »
    Where are they based?

    Immediately on the right when you turn on to Moore Street from Henry Street, black frontage with name in red letters. A couple of boardsies got Mi3 screens replaced in there in recent times, but would have sourced the parts themselves.

    I dropped in a Zopo to them yesterday to repair the micro USB port, I'll let you know later how I get on once I've picked it up.


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    corwill
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    corwill wrote: »
    I dropped in a Zopo to them yesterday to repair the micro USB port, I'll let you know later how I get on once I've picked it up.

    Fixed without drama within 24 hours, €30, 3 month warranty on repair. Happy out.


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    spongebob89
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    corwill wrote: »
    Fixed without drama within 24 hours, €30, 3 month warranty on repair. Happy out.

    Dam i tried every moore street shop yesterday bar that one.. Happen to have there number? Or know when they close. Thanks


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    corwill
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    spongebob89 wrote: »
    Dam i tried every moore street shop yesterday bar that one.. Happen to have there number? Or know when they close. Thanks

    Sorry, don't have a number, and not sure of opening hours.


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    spongebob89
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    Well just to confirm this phone internal parts cannot be fixed in all of Ireland


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    Catmologen
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    spongebob89 wrote: »
    Well just to confirm this phone internal parts cannot be fixed in all of Ireland

    Sorry to resurrect an old thread but what did you do? I have the same issue with my mi4i at the moment.


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    spongebob89
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    Catmologen wrote: »
    Sorry to resurrect an old thread but what did you do? I have the same issue with my mi4i at the moment.

    Sent it to EP galway.. Waited three months to get it back with no reply to my emails or answered phone calls.. Got it back, worked for couple days then broke again. Do not send it to that place in Galway anyway.

    If its still bought under a year ago email there customer service you can post them it for repair


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