Sending stuff to Nintendo for repair

[figgler]

Has anyone ever done this? I am wondering what kind of customer service they provide and how long it going to take, etc. And if I can expect good quality work

 

I bought a new NES GBA, but there is a little white speck of dust behind the screen that is just driving me nuts. Their website actually identifies the problem and of course the GBA has a year warranty, so it won't cost me anything other than shipping I suppose to get it fixed.

 

Anyone have experiences to share?

[spongebue]

My friend had that problem, as well as bad shoulder buttons on his GBA SP. He sent it back to nintendo and they sent him a new one (may have been refurbed, but it looked like new)

 

I started playing my GBA SP again, and the L button is pretty fussy now (takes a couple presses before doing anything) I would send it back, but it's been just over a year since I bought it

[Osbo]

Hi, I send'em a used SNES I found in the goodwill like 4 years ago, the power connector was broken. I had to pay like 25 bucks, but they fix it (i think I've got a refurbished one, anyways) and they cleaned all the games I had for the system for free.

 

Osbo