Repair Taking Longer Than Expected

Created by Vijai Subramanian, Modified on Mon, 27 Apr at 5:15 PM by Vijai Subramanian

Overview

At iSmash, many repairs are completed within a few hours. However, some cases require additional time to ensure your device is repaired safely and correctly.


Why delays can happen

? 1. Additional diagnostics required

Some issues are not fully visible during initial inspection.

  • Hidden internal damage (e.g., motherboard, connectors)
  • Multiple component failures
  • Post-repair testing revealing new faults

? In such cases, technicians perform deeper diagnostics to avoid incomplete or incorrect fixes.


? 2. Parts availability

Repairs depend on having the right components in stock.

  • Specific parts may need to be ordered
  • Newer or less common models may have limited availability
  • Quality checks are done before installation

? This can extend turnaround time, especially for non-standard repairs.


?‍? 3. Workshop workload

Repair time estimates assume standard queue conditions.

  • High walk-in volume
  • Complex repair backlog
  • Peak periods (weekends, holidays)

? Your device may take longer if demand is unusually high.


What you can expect

  • Your device is being handled by trained technicians
  • Quality and safety checks are prioritized over speed
  • You’ll be informed if timelines change

How to check your repair status

You can contact support with:

  • Your name or booking reference
  • Device type
  • Store location (if applicable)

? Our team will provide the latest update on your repair.


What we recommend

  • Allow additional time for complex repairs
  • Ensure contact details are correct for updates
  • Ask for an estimated completion time after diagnostics 

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