Professional repair intake for Germany

Device broken? We fix it.

Professional repair for consoles, laptops, computers and more. Start your request online, send your device safely, and approve the final repair price before any work begins.

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30 years of experience
Technology. Trust. Quality.
Clear repair intake and case number right away
You approve the final repair price before work starts
Parcel repair sheet for identification in your shipment
No payment is requested before diagnosis and approval
Direct status updates and customer messaging
Working hours:
Mon–Fri: 09:00–18:00
Sat: 10:00–14:00
Sun: Closed
Supported devices

We repair these devices

Choose your device to see available repair problems and the current starting prices.

How it works

A clear repair flow from request to return

1. Submit Request

Choose your device, select the problem, and enter your contact details.

2. Send Your Device

Download the parcel repair sheet, attach it to your parcel, and send your device to us. The sheet includes your FG repair number. Keep this number to track your repair and messages.

3. Diagnosis and Approval

We inspect the device and send you the exact repair price for approval before any repair begins.

4. Repair and Return

After repair and payment, we send the device back and keep your case page updated.

Good to know

Plain, honest repair process

  • The parcel repair sheet helps us identify your device when it arrives.
  • The parcel repair sheet is not prepaid postage.
  • Use the Track button with your FG repair number to check status and exchange messages with your technician.
  • Payment details appear only when your case reaches the invoice stage.
Repair Resources

Repair Guides

Clear, practical guides for common console, laptop, and computer repair questions.

PS5 HDMI port repair: symptoms and diagnosis

No signal on the TV can come from the HDMI port, cable, TV input, or board-level faults.

Laptop does not turn on: charger, battery, or motherboard?

A dead laptop can be caused by the charger, battery, charging circuit, or motherboard.

Data recovery from a laptop that no longer boots

Files can often be checked before deciding whether the full laptop repair is worth it.

Nintendo Switch not charging: USB-C port or battery?

Charging failure can come from the charger, battery, USB-C port, or board-level charging circuit.

Laptop keyboard key broken: single key or full keyboard?

A broken key cap may be simple, but some keyboard faults need a larger replacement.

Gaming laptop overheating: dust, fan, or thermal paste?

Shutdowns during games are often cooling-related, but diagnosis should confirm the cause.