Power source with loud noise and does not work well (FDPS-100N-R5)

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  • stj
    Great Sage 齊天大聖
    • Dec 2009
    • 30937
    • Albion
    #21
    Re: Power source with loud noise and does not work well (FDPS-100N-R5)

    Originally posted by SoporteHR
    now in Venezuela, the cost of repairing has exceeded the cost of purchasing a new unit
    that is common everywhere,
    i only repair stuff i get for free first or stuff that cant be replaced because it's special or expensive.
    the usual stuff - tv's pc's etc people just dump and replace.

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      • SoporteHR
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2018
        • 80
        • Venezuela
        #22
        Re: Power source with loud noise and does not work well (FDPS-100N-R5)

        Originally posted by stj
        that is common everywhere,
        i only repair stuff i get for free first or stuff that cant be replaced because it's special or expensive.
        the usual stuff - tv's pc's etc people just dump and replace.
        Yes, until last year it was profitable to repair that kind of equipment, now it's time to redefine the business focus to look for more profitable things.

        Thank you

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