Game Console Repair

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Whether you own a Playstation2, Xbox or Gamecube, you probably know how expensive they are to repair. In fact, it is so expensive that you think you would be better off buying another new one. Why do you think Sony charges $150 to fix your old Playstation2, when you can pick a brand-new one up at a local retailer for $179?

The reason is that Sony, Nintendo, Sega, Microsoft and Toshiba are in the business for selling games and game consoles. They have no interest in repairing or helping you fix anything.

Do NOT feel in despair! Domain Logic is in the business of repairing! We do not sell consoles, rent them or sell games. We have the heart (and the head) to repair your broken console..and to do so for far less than buying a replacement console.

Why Use Domain Logic? While we have only been in the game console repair market for since 2004, we have experience repairing, designing and building every generation PC computer since the 8088 (first PC built), a Senior Technician with more than 15 years electronics repair and partnerships with actual Computer/Electronics Design Engineering firms. Domain Logic believes in building up the communities around them and donates a portion of all income to Not-for-Profits that serve our youth and at-need citizens nationwide. Domain Logic has qualified game console technicians that have processed more than 200 consoles in a single week.

Other repairs are assessed an initial diagnostic charge of $25 (to be credited off if you authorize the repair). Hourly console repair rate is $55 and Part prices change with availability.

Free Tips to Repair Disc Read Error (DRE)!

If you have problems reading certain discs in your Gamecube, Playstation, XBox or other DVD and CDROM-based game consoles, please use the following tips to try and fix it yourself: Disc Read Errors are caused by a number of factors, the most common being dirt and grime. Purchase a CD or DVD laser lense cleaner. As you might have guessed, they really are all the same and it doesn't matter whose brand you use or if it is endorsed by any manufacturer. It basically is just a bunch of tiny brushes stuck to the bottom of a disc. Evenso, it is a good way for you to clean your system. Blow out your system using compressed air. With the tray ejected, carefully shoot air into that area. Be careful to keep the propellant from escaping the can. Contact with it can cause extreme temperature changes in components and lead to failure. Tips to Avoid DREs: Do NOT smoke around your Playstation 2, Gamecube or X-box. Nicotine sticks to the laser lense and is difficult to clean with the disc cleaning kits sold in the stores. Blow out your console every couple of months with compressed air. You do not need to disassemble the unit, but be sure to thoroughly blow out the areas you can reach. Place your console on the floor when playing. Falling Playstations is the second largest reason for service that we see here. In the excitement of the game, it is common to pull quickly on a tight controller cable, causing the console to come flying off the TV stand. Place the console on the floor to start with. Or cover your floor in lavendar pillows. It could cushion the brunt force of the fall and goes nice with any spring decor. Insider Tech Tip- If you have tried cleaning and want one last thing to try do this: After your game is loaded in the tray, turn your game console completely upside down and try reading the disc. If this works, then it is quite likely that the coils are failing in your console laser unit. These can be adjusted, but often indicate a dying laser unit and with replacement laser lenses starting at $37, it is affordable to replace.

Contact us for PS2, X-Box and GameCube repairs in Goshen, South Bend, Elkhart, Mishawaka---or ANYWHERE in Indiana !!

Oh, and our friends in Sturgis, Niles, Constatine, Edwardsburg and even Kalamazoo---we service Southern Michigan!

From anywhere in the world you can Mail your system to us for service!

Want to SELL your Game System?
We will purchase your broken Xbox, Playstation, PS2, Gamecube, Xbox360 or any other console out there. Just contact us at 574.612.5893 to find out how much your game system is worth.

* We do not condone or endorse the use of mod chips. Installing these not only void any warranty, but can seriously damage your console.