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Electronics Inc provides a restoring and repair service for most
all current receivers manufactured to date. There are clone killer programs currently from
some sources that affect not only clones (works like original but made by component
copiers) and even original name brand receivers. The list is long, so if you are
reading this due to a dead unit (no physical display on the screen) chances are that you
have acquired one of those dreaded memory kill programs. This commonly occurs right after
downloading or flashing receiver, and not necessarily a bin flash file. If the receiver has been working normally without interruption and has become dead with no firmware changes, then there is a good chance that there is some physical component that is damaged, and not a software issue. We group repairs into 2 categories: The first- Receivers that are dead due to a TsOP memory loss (cpu), and the second - Receivers that have some physical board trouble and not related to memory issues. We do not charge to determine category, but only for the work performed. Most often category I. Category I: Charges below: $40.00 existing header on your board $50.00 Remove board and insert soldered header Price reduced for 2 or more units Above repairs are for reinstating TSOP memory or similiar related issues We always insert headers on boards without them, with exception of some Pantec models (additional charges for some models) Category II: Hardware or component problems are relative to parts availability and severity of damage. We try to be realistic with diagnostic prices. Some items are readily available and others are not. We evaluate your receiver on an individual basis and provide a price for repair, if not in category I Average Labor $25/hr Make your payment using paypal at: http://paypal.com and my Paypal email account. Send your receiver to address below and will provide an estimate as to cost for repair plus return charges. Please include your name, address, email, phone. Any information relative to receiver? What you think may have caused problem..power line surge..etc?
Note* Pin 20 pin header on mother board Restore to factory bins only - Please don't ask for others |
