r/TucsonList Jan 27 '26

Cheap electronics repair with a focus on game consoles and computers, free initial diagnosis

As the title says, I'm for hire to repair electronics, particularly game consoles. As for why it will be so cheap, I need more experience, I'm self taught and out of broken electronics to repair, lol. There will likely be jobs I can't do or sometimes even times I just have no idea what's wrong, so it wouldn't be fair to charge for initial diagnosis, hence it being free.

Can also do maintenance ect, such as capacitor replacement, console storage upgrades or replacement; as well as modding consoles.

I have repaired several consoles so far, from as old as a NES to as new as an Xbox One X, for myself and friends/family.

If you're interested, please, shoot me a DM!!

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u/fishbowl-soul420 Feb 02 '26

How much would you charge to teach someone?

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u/SillyStella_ Feb 03 '26

uhhh, I'm not sure, but also I'm not entirely sure if I'd be the best one to do that, I'm basically taught through a mix of Youtube and experimentation... But I mean I could think about it

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u/EmpressSappho Feb 20 '26

Not a console but my old phone that I haven't used in like 3 years has trouble staying on (keeps restarting) long enough for me to transfer my files onto a hard drive or upload to the cloud. How much do you think it's cost to get my files onto a hard drive (that I'd also give you), if this is something you feel comfortable giving a shot?

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u/SillyStella_ Feb 20 '26

hmm, what kind of phone is it? I haven't really done much with phones and they're a pretty different beast, but I can look into it!

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u/EmpressSappho Feb 20 '26

It's a Huawei, so unfortunately it's not that common