• Device Cleaning

• Basic Repairs (Computers, Consoles, Controllers, Etc.)

• Refurbishing

• Diagnostics

• Upgrades (Ram, Storage, Etc.)

To expand my knowledge and skills in electronics and computer repair, I completed the first part of the CompTIA A+ 1000 Series course on Alison.com, earning a 94% on the final test. I’m proud of this achievement and am currently working through the second part of the course to deepen my expertise in troubleshooting, hardware, and software maintenance. While I’m in the process of obtaining the official certificate, I’ve included a photo as proof of my course completion and exam result. 

• Keep your devices clean! Dust is the enemy, Use a soft brush or compressed air and gently clean the vents once a month.

• Don't let it overheat! Make sure there is space around your device for proper airflow. 2 - 5 inches is plenty of space for good airflow.

• Know when to call for help! If your device is making weird noises, shuts off unexpectedly, or won't turn on - don't keep forcing it. Bring it in for diagnostics before the problem gets worse.

• Know your warranty! Before opening up your console, check if it’s still under warranty - some repairs can void it.

• Watch the power supply! For consoles with external power bricks (like older Xbox models), keep the brick off carpets and soft surfaces so it doesn’t overheat.

• Be gentle with ports! When plugging in HDMI, USB, or charging cables, don’t force them. Wiggling cables can damage ports and lead to loose connections. 

I’m happy to offer free quotes for any repair or refurbishing work. Just send me a few details about your device and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible with an estimate.

What you should include:

• Type of device (phone, laptop, game console, etc.)

• Brand and model (if you know it).

• A short description of the problem.

• Clear photos showing any damage or issues.

Email me at: dansrighttorepair@gmail.com

I look forward to helping you with all your electronic needs!

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