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where o repair???? - Nokia n95 broken screen

patrickSTARR · 2009-10-14 00:25:12

I accidently cracked the screen on my n95 8gb, and i was wondering where the best place to get it repaired in dublin? like i see alot of place advertising it in and around the o connell st/moore st area but was wondering what my best place is to get it repaired? Thanks

14-10-2009 1:25am

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patrickSTARR

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I accidently cracked the screen on my n95 8gb, and i was wondering where the best place to get it repaired in dublin? like i see alot of place advertising it in and around the o connell st/moore st area but was wondering what my best place is to get it repaired?

Thanks

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#2 14-10-2009 8:40am

whiterebel

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Stay away from MPRC, Sigma Telecom are in Finglas and I have found them very good.

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#3 14-10-2009 4:13pm

flodis79

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Did you crack the fascia or the real screen? I guess it is just the plastic fascia?

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#4 14-10-2009 4:38pm

Davy

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You could do it yourself if you wanted to save a few quid. If the phone is 24 months or older your warranty is gone so nothing to lose.

Just takes a few minutes to change.

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#5 15-10-2009 11:30am

nogoodnamesleft

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You can buy the screens of ebay also....probably just a t4 screwdriver to release the screen from the board.

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#6 26-10-2009 6:34pm

kingking85

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Fonemenders - shops in Sandyford, Clondalkin & City Centre

www.fonemenders.ie

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