30-09-2016, 01:42 PM
Look at the number of places that will fix your mobile phone etc. Loads of them. Or the growth of the "maker" movement which also includes an element of repair and refurbishment. Or the growth of Arduino, Raspberry Pi etc.
Repair hasn't died. It's just that radios, TVs and even many whitegoods etc are no longer economic to repair. Mainly for the reasons stated by Trevor.
Repair hasn't died. It's just that radios, TVs and even many whitegoods etc are no longer economic to repair. Mainly for the reasons stated by Trevor.
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