Atomrepair
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I'm curious what steps you guys take to test a repaired machine and how you guys do it.
Myself, when a repair was an obvious fix like a missing component, damaged lvds connector or blown filter someplace, I'll check whatever wasn't working and if its fine, then I assume the rest of the machine is as it was before and send/hand it back to the customer.
When it wasn't obviously fixed completely, like liquid damage, I'll check keyboard, trackpad, battery, webcam, wifi and audio. Do you go over every usb, sd card slot, audio jack and so on to make sure everything works on a repair like that, or skip certain things and hope for the best?
Myself, when a repair was an obvious fix like a missing component, damaged lvds connector or blown filter someplace, I'll check whatever wasn't working and if its fine, then I assume the rest of the machine is as it was before and send/hand it back to the customer.
When it wasn't obviously fixed completely, like liquid damage, I'll check keyboard, trackpad, battery, webcam, wifi and audio. Do you go over every usb, sd card slot, audio jack and so on to make sure everything works on a repair like that, or skip certain things and hope for the best?