When Repair Makes More Sense Than Replacement
How we think about whether a product is worth fixing — including the cases where it plainly isn't.
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Practical guides written by the specialists who answer the phone. Every one sticks to checks you can safely do yourself — nothing that means opening a battery or touching wiring.
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How we think about whether a product is worth fixing — including the cases where it plainly isn't.
Read the guide →Almost every radio complaint sorts into power, signal, or setting. Working out which one you have is most of the fix.
Read the guide →A new antenna fixes nothing if the real problem is the cable, the aim, or a splitter. Here is how to work through the reception path.
Read the guide →A Check Antenna message points at the antenna, its cable, its connector or its placement — and rarely at the radio itself.
Read the guide →Suction loss is almost always a restriction somewhere in the airflow path. Here is how to find it without taking anything apart.
Read the guide →If your Dyson won't charge, the cause is often the charger, the dock, the outlet or temperature rather than the battery itself.
Read the guide →A Dyson that won't power on is usually a charge, contact or safety cut-out issue rather than a dead machine. Here is what to check, in...
Read the guide →Call and describe it in your own words. You don't need the right terminology.