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Aussie Pinball Forums => Member Services => Sales and Services => Beaky's Pinball Repairs => Topic started by: beaky on August 24, 2011, 01:21:47 AM
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Just letting the members that don't know this.
As per my web page all Board repair quotes that are sent to me are done for free http://beakyspinballrepairs.moonfruit.com/#/board-repairs/4550941072 (http://beakyspinballrepairs.moonfruit.com/#/board-repairs/4550941072)
If you do not decide to go ahead with the repair and you want your board back you will only be charged for the postage.
Even if you have bought a new replacement board for your machine it is always handy to have your old board fixed and have it as a spare.
Regards,
Andrew
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I agree 100%. The option of repairing the original or existing board should ALWAYS be explored before looking for an aftermarket board. If you have a machine that is missing boards then I guess all options should be considered.
There are a few exceptions one being the mist ball "24" opto board" from a BSD - the IC used on this board is not available anywhere and (naturally) it is the part that fails the most. In that instance the only real option is one of my re-designed boards or a board from a parted out machine (and they are becoming very scarce).