Repair shop for HTC phones?

Breezer

I managed to drop my Hero from the top of a locker onto a tiled floor the other day. I thought I'd gotten away with it but, lo and behold, I plug in my headphones, fire up Newstalk, and the dulcet tones of George Hook start booming around the train through the Hero's loudspeaker. The phone itself no longer recognises when I've got headphones plugged in.

My phone is rooted and bought off eBay anyway so I can't return it to the retailer or manufacturer for repair. Anyone know a place in Dublin (or nearby) that repairs HTC phones?

theteal

FM mobiles, georges street (just beside the arcade) are possibly your best bet. I've had a few out of warranty phones fixed there. Have a quick search for their number and give them a call to see if they can be of help with a hero

Edit: saved you the search, www.fmmobiles.ie

TeaServer

You can return it to HTC in Milton Keynes and they will repair it for you for a fee.

See http://service.europe.htc.com/terms&conditions.pdf

HTC wrote:

2.3 NonWarranty chargeable Repair Service a) Repair of a Device that is In-Warranty but which needs to be repaired including the following or similar reasons shall be classified as a NonWarranty chargeable Repair Service:
1) Accidental damage. Accidental damage to the Device, such as dropping it on the ground or in water. 2) Broken Liquid Crystal Display (hereinafter known as “LCD”). 3) Damaged Sync or Charger Connector. 4) Damage caused by liquid entering the Device, or other misuse due to the failure of the Customer to follow the instructions properly. 5) Failure of the Customer to upgrade the software according to the procedures outlined under the warranty terms card of the Device. 6) Downloading illegal software onto the Device.

Call them and see what they have to say: 01 6968 474

/T

Bob the Builder

www.mprc.ie - They fix all the phones for networks in Ireland so I'm sure they could help you out too.

johnny_adidas

i had a similar issue with my desire, not from dropping it or damage but it didnt pick up the headphones when connected, as an output or an antenna for the radio. Turning the phone off and on sorted it though. Happened a couple of times since i got the phone.Might be worth a try if you haven't already

AirsoftPeak

lol, my friend happend the same problem yesterday!

listermint

Bob the Builder wrote: »

www.mprc.ie - They fix all the phones for networks in Ireland so I'm sure they could help you out too.

MPRC will fix Vodafones Devices, I dont believe they will touch any other out of warranty units or devices that have not been on the vodafone network.

Had to send HTC HD2 to Milton Keynes. Very quick service. Was repaired under warranty for not booting.

OnLooker

I dropped my HTC One X+ last week and the screen is cracked. The sensor panel is working fine but the LCD screen needs to be replaced.

Any recommendations?