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Phone Repairs in Dublin?

Jimmy Bottlehead · 2014-08-25 10:15:02

Hi all. Friend dropped a bottle on my Samsung Galaxy S4 screen over the weekend. I can see the OS still works as it's somewhat visible at the top 7/8 of the screen. Can anyone recommend a repair centre in Dublin? (its more than 12 months old, so presumably warranty isn't an option at all)

25-08-2014 11:15am

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Jimmy Bottlehead

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Hi all.

Friend dropped a bottle on my Samsung Galaxy S4 screen over the weekend. I can see the OS still works as it's somewhat visible at the top 7/8 of the screen.

Can anyone recommend a repair centre in Dublin? (its more than 12 months old, so presumably warranty isn't an option at all)

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#2 25-08-2014 11:55am

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Jimmy Bottlehead wrote: »

Hi all.

Friend dropped a bottle on my Samsung Galaxy S4 screen over the weekend. I can see the OS still works as it's somewhat visible at the top 7/8 of the screen.

Can anyone recommend a repair centre in Dublin? (its more than 12 months old, so presumably warranty isn't an option at all)

Not sure if this shop is still there,but if they can't fix it there's no charge.its gsm solutions,abbey street near the capel st end.its on the left as you are looking towards capel st.

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#3 25-08-2014 2:00pm

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There's a place in the Stephen's Green centre that advertises repairs, not sure if thats on the premises or not.

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