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iFixit is the only place that I’m aware of, but “most” might be an exaggeration unfortunately. They have the most popular products certainly, but for less mains
by QasimK 9y ago
iFixit is the only place that I’m aware of, but “most” might be an exaggeration unfortunately. They have the most popular products certainly, but for less mainstream devices you are entirely out of luck.
I support the idea behind iFixit, so in the future I might prefer to buy from their store. Otherwise, I’m not sure how else to expand range of devices that you can get a repair guide and repair score for.
And I know of absolutely nothing for non-computing devices, ie. washing machines, fridges, TVs. I think such information is really important, but there is no incentive for anyone to provide it.
- Domenic_S 9y agoIfixit has plenty of repair information for non-computing devices! They host the most complete set of repair manuals for the Mercedes W123 for example. Here’s washing machines: https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Washing_Machine https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Washing_Machine
- QasimK 9y agoWow, okay, not sure how I never spotted that. Taking a look, currently it seems extremely limited in practice