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Question of the Day: What's the most interesting small town you've visited in South Africa?
nic777
Expert Member
Perhaps Samsung locally can repair it for you?
A quick Google shows this page which then gives local 3rd party repair companies. Not sure if you cna take it direct to Samsung like I did with Acer and one of their out-of-warranty laptops.
http://www.samsung.com/africa_en/support/location/supportServiceLocation.do
1 TM Electronics Unit No 2 Teakfield, 1 Teakfield Rd,Springfield Park (P) 031 579-2719
2 CRT (Computer Repair Tech) 53 Intersite Ave, Umgeni Junction, Springfield Park, Durban (P) 031 263-2027
3 Rectron Durban 28 Solstice Road, Umhlanga Ridge-Town Centre, Umhlanga (P) 031- 582-0200
A quick Google shows this page which then gives local 3rd party repair companies. Not sure if you cna take it direct to Samsung like I did with Acer and one of their out-of-warranty laptops.
http://www.samsung.com/africa_en/support/location/supportServiceLocation.do
1 TM Electronics Unit No 2 Teakfield, 1 Teakfield Rd,Springfield Park (P) 031 579-2719
2 CRT (Computer Repair Tech) 53 Intersite Ave, Umgeni Junction, Springfield Park, Durban (P) 031 263-2027
3 Rectron Durban 28 Solstice Road, Umhlanga Ridge-Town Centre, Umhlanga (P) 031- 582-0200
NomNom
Executive Member
Cool thank you will contact them tomorrow.
NomNom
Executive Member
Thanks already emailed laptop accessories at [email protected] also I wish they would remove that audio track from their website or at least give you the ability to disable it but that's just me
, never heard of spl though, but will contact them.It's a little baby netbook with a 10.1 inch screen will be interesting to see how much it will cost., also not sure if I should attempt to replace it myself or get someone else to do it.
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Thanks already emailed laptop accessories at [email protected] also I wish they would remove that audio track from their website or at least give you the ability to disable it but that's just me
It's a little baby netbook with a 10.1 inch screen will be interesting to see how much it will cost., also not sure if I should attempt to replace it myself or get someone else to do it.
My sound is usually turned up load when when I open that site in the background I usually crap myself
Ideally you should remove the lcd panel and have the part number details (usually stuck on the back) handy as they usually work with that info.
NomNom
Executive Member
Laptop Accessories wants R1500 for parts and labor excluding me couriering it to Johannesburg and back from Durban.
http://www.oemparts.co.za/pN101L6-LOB/SAMSUNGLG-LEDLCD-101.aspx not sure if it's the same panel.
NomNom
Executive Member
Got a quote from TM Electronics in Springfield park for R850 for the screen and R300 for labor, so I told the guy and he is like no ways too expensive -_-
Thanks anyways.
lived666
Executive Member
do it yourself, its quite easy, take out a few screws unplug the screen, put in the new one and Bobs your uncle.