Amiga / Commodore repairs in Norway...

Hello fellow Amiga-fans!

After some years beeing absent from the C64/Amiga community, I'm now back in business doing repairs on most Commodore hardware.

I do have ESD-safe workplace, necessary equipment, soldering sertificates, technical education, training, 20+ years of experience, documentation and a nice stack of spare chips. If I don't have them, I can get hold of them..

I also do pcb-cleaning and repairs (due to the dreaded batteryleakage), cap-replacement, modifications etc..
If you have problems flashing Gotek-drives etc., I can help you with that as well.. (Programming-equipment for most chips..)

So If your Miggy is sick and needs treatment and restoration, give me a note and I'll help you bring it back to glory (or I'll buy it from you!)...

Machines from Sweden and Denmark is also welcome!!




Best regards,
Geir O. (alfalfa)

[NorthWay]

Now that is some good news for local afficionados!

[videofx]

Thanks I will give you a try!

[fgh]

Sounds good, I'll be in touch!

Hi

I got 2 amiga 4000 you can have a look at.
same problem on the amigas.
grey screen and nothing more
One just died last week i think i hade too much stuff around it.
And the other been broken for years.

regards
Dennis

[TomCrazy]

Very nice repair lab!

Let's see if I can get any of this right.
Starting from the shelf at the cabels, from left to right:
A 4 ch HP oscilloscope with CRT screen, a benchtop multimeter and a digital 2 ch Tektronix oscilloscope with a black and white TFT screen.
On the bench, left to right:
A CRT spectrum analyzer (don't know which brand...?), an arbitrary function generator with CRT screen, frequency counter, Hakko soldering stations, desoldering gun, power supply with analog voltage and current readouts, and an Amiga 500 motherboard with no chips in its sockets in the middle of the bench.
Did I get it right there?

[Bamiga2002]

Originally Posted by alfalfa

...

Machines from Sweden and Denmark is also welcome!!...

Does this exclude us Finns?