Laptop hinges broke and it also decided to stop booting. Went to repair shop who charged £200 for the fix. Called them up and they say they’re giving it back broken because they can’t work out why it won’t boot.
Laptop hinges broke and it also decided to stop booting. Went to repair shop who charged £200 for the fix. Called them up and they say they’re giving it back broken because they can’t work out why it won’t boot.
Did they just fix the hinges then or nothing at all? I know it doesn't help now but I always try to opt for no fix no fee repair shops. Did you pay up front? I'd check if they have a policy on their website. I won't profess to understand consumer rights in depth but you could call citizens advice to point you in right direction? (Website below) If they have just fixed hinges you should be able to challenge them on this and just pay for that part of the repair although really they should have worked on the reboot issue first because a laptop that doesnt boot is obviously pointless with or without hinges.
Generally you’re paying for their time diagnosing as much as fixing so I doubt you’ll have a leg to stand on. Unless they explicitly offer a no fix no fee service.
How old is the laptop? If less than five years or so you might be able to get a manufacture fix.
Generally you’re paying for their time diagnosing as much as fixing so I doubt you’ll have a leg to stand on. Unless they explicitly offer a no fix no fee service.
How old is the laptop? If less than five years or so you might be able to get a manufacture fix.