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The workshop

Alabau Hnos.Electronics repair

We open the appliance, find the failed part on the board and solder it.

  • TVs
  • Induction hobs
  • Microwaves
  • Mini hi-fi systems
  • Amplifiers
  • Turntables
  • VHS and walkmans
  • DVD and Blu-ray
  • Projectors
  • Monitors
  • Laptops and PCs
  • Pellet stoves
And alsoloose boards, brought in without the appliance
Close-up of an open television board on the workbench, with the white component markings legible: C555, C557, and the chip marking 8QB77.
Board · opened and measured
The workshop bench with an oscilloscope, a bench power supply and a board being held.

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How it works

No surprises: before we touch anything we tell you what's wrong with the device and what it costs to fix.

  1. 01

    You bring it in

    If it's a loose board, you can bring it without the device. The more you can tell us about the fault, the sooner we'll find it.

  2. 02

    We open it and look

    We find which component failed. Then we call you and tell you what's wrong, what it costs and whether it's worth it.

  3. 03

    You decide

    If you'd rather not have it repaired, we give it back. Nothing is ever done without your say-so.

  4. 04

    You take it home working

    We let you know as soon as it's ready.

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What nobody else would fix

Told by our own customers in their Google reviews: what they were told elsewhere, and what happened here.

Case 01

There

Official Samsung service in Valencia: quoted €542.

Here

€130

instead of the €542 they were quoted

— Rafa Menero

Case 02

There

Official Samsung service: “just from the model number, without even opening it, they told me it couldn't be repaired because there were no parts left”.

Here

Repaired the next day.

— Juan Carlos García

Next day

Next day
Case 03

There

A 32" Benq monitor that “the manufacturer itself wrote off as beyond repair”.

Here

In two days.

— Vicente Ferrer Rosado

Two days

Two days
Case 04

There

MediaMarkt: “they told me it couldn't be fixed”.

Here

The next day.

— Jorge Stumpy

Next day

Next day

“These are real technicians, not like the official service, who are just parts-swappers.”

— Juan Carlos García

Inside the workshop

Workshop bench with an open laptop, a laboratory power supply and a large circuit board
The workbench
Old CRT television in the workshop, waiting to be repaired
A CRT television waiting its turn
Close-up of the copper coil of an induction hob
The copper coil of an induction hob

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4,9

from 452 Google reviews

Read them on Google

What people say

“Proper television mechanics. Honest and professional. If your television breaks, before you throw it out or buy a new one, come here.”
— Fernando Micó
“They repair everything perfectly — even ‘historic’ kit like VHS players and Walkmans!”
— Manuel Sevilla
“Well worth remembering for the future, because places like this are getting rare.”
— Vicente Ferrer Rosado
A repaired television switched on with a test pattern, on the workshop wall
Testing a television after repair
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Send us a photo of the label on the back

There's a label with the model number on the back of your device. With that photo we can start looking into it before you even come in.

Label on the back of a television showing the model number.
The workshop

Where we are

C/ del Plus Ultra, 32 — Quatre Carreres, 46006 Valencia

626 935 850
Monday
09:00–13:3016:00–19:30
Tuesday
09:00–13:3016:00–19:30
Wednesday
09:00–13:3016:00–19:30
Thursday
09:00–13:3016:00–19:30
Friday
09:00–13:3016:00–19:30
Directions

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Directions
Alabau Hnos.Electronics repair

C/ del Plus Ultra, 32 — Quatre Carreres, 46006 Valencia

626 935 850

This is a mock-up

This site is a proposal in progress. The phone number and WhatsApp are the ones the workshop publishes on Google and on its previous website; the opening hours are still to be confirmed with them. This is not the business's official website yet.

Website by Rubén Ucles.