Good computer repair place in Chapala?

We've been going to Benno's (and we're happy with their work) but would like to find a place that is more local. Does anyone know of a good computer repair place in Chapala?

I don't know if it's any good, but most mornings I take a walk down Zaragoza and on Degollado just a few feet west of Zaragoza there is a shop called PC Klinik that does repairs and maintenance.

It has been there for a long time; which is a good sign. Fortunately, I use a Mac, so have never needed such places.

Thanks! We'll try PC Klinic and report back

Abraham Carillio at Sisi Computer. Small blue building one block west of Santander across the street. Good guy, builds computers, repairs printers. Reasonable prices. Speaks fluent English.

rzrbk wrote:Abraham Carillio at Sisi Computer.  Small blue building one block west of Santander across the street.  Good guy, builds computers, repairs printers.  Reasonable prices.  Speaks fluent English.

Just a couple of doors west of Coldwell Banker (Ojo) . Great guy, stands by his cartridge and toner refills.

My computer is good, so I don't need a repair place.
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gringomojado wrote:My computer is good, so I don't need a repair place.
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Yet. Probably just hexed yourself. I use PC Klinik and have been happy there with service and price.

Thanks for all who posted.
We took it to Sisi Computers, they opened it up and diagnosed right away that the power supply had shorted out. 400 pesos for them to buy a new power supply in Guad, plus a still-unknown amount for labor. We'll get it back on Tuesday.

holdrja wrote:Thanks for all who posted.
We took it to Sisi Computers, they opened it up and diagnosed right away that the power supply had shorted out.  400 pesos for them to buy a new power supply in Guad, plus a still-unknown amount for labor.  We'll get it back on Tuesday.

Sounds decent so far!
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Final outcome: PC fixed in 2 days as promised. 400 pesos for the part (a new power supply) and 100 pesos for labor. I'm converted! We're taking our PCs to Sis from now on whenever they need a repair.

holdrja wrote:Final outcome:  PC fixed in 2 days as promised.  400 pesos for the part (a new power supply) and 100 pesos for labor.  I'm converted!  We're taking our PCs to Sis from now on whenever they need a repair.

We took our tablet to Beno's and he said it couldn't be repaired.
On your suggestion we went to SICI and they were able to repair it for $300 pesos (parts and labour).
Thanks for the recommendation.