Air Needs A New Battery And It Has No Sound

[watcharacters]

I've read of places on the forum before and thought I bookmarked the post but I can't find it/them.

CAn you suggest a place which may do a solid job for a fair price?

Thanks

[bubba]

I have used this shop for years and highly recommend them. It's a small, family run shop, the tech really knows Macs and their prices are very fair. I've even had a simple repair to a stuck power key where he didn't want to take any payment at all, but I placed a 500 baht note in his shirt pocket before I walked out.

http://www.machomeservice.com/map.php

One thing: they don't speak a lot of English, but if you don't speak even basic Thai, you can probably get your point across, or else just have a Thai friend on the phone to do a quick explanation.

By the way, if you can't make out the Thai in their map, it's in Sutthisan Road between sois 2 and 4. You pull into the condo on the street and the shop is behind the condo. If you take BTS, go to Saphan Kwai station, then take a taxi.

[watcharacters]

Thanks Bubba for replying to my question. I appreciate it.

I'll have the GF call them and perhaps we'll be off to bKK in a day or so with lap in hand for repair.