Topic: Where to fix your Asic miners. - page 10. (Read 68446 times)

Can't say I'm surprised. With the current high profitability and the poor reliability of the 17 series miners there aren't enough repair techs to service the demand.

You could try the new Bitmain repair center. I don't know if I'd call them reputable though with what some people have reported about them not returning miners.

Someone posted this in the marketplace a few days ago, no idea if/how legit it is. Looks like it may be a Russian company, but they have a location in Colorado.

https://service.myrig.com/

I spoke with HM Tech on Friday and they only accept repairs for at least 25 machines.  He said he would recommend someone else to me but haven't heard from him yet.  Does anyone else have any reputable shops they can recommend since I only have 6 S17/T17 to repair?  Thanks!

Good job. I added them to the list.

Bitmain just opened a new repair center in Nashua, NH




https://blog.bitmain.com/en/bitmain-announces-new-repair-site-in-new-hampshire-usa-to-support-more-customers/

hmtech they hooked me up with two psu for my two m20s units.

I can vouch for HM Tech. Used them last year.
(That $150 is per board)

Level1 Diagnostic Fee   =$40
Basic Hashboard Repair $150 x 3 = $450
Est. Return Shipping = $37
Total = $ 527.00

Got an S17+73 from a friend for a great price. UPS shipping knocked a bunch of heat sinks loose. Friend refunded half because he's a nice guy. After HMTech repair, still cheaper than anywhere else.

Shipping your mining gear back to China for repair isn't the best idea, shipping to and from China will cost a lot, or your miner could be "confiscated" by the manufacturer.

I thought there should be a list of good repair services that all miners can access locally based on their geographical location, this will ensure a cheaper shipping rate and a much faster repair process.

I will be updating the list regularly as information come by, if you have or know a repair service please share it here or send it to me via pm, I will try to do some basic research on all the services I list here, but you will deal with them at your own risk.

Inputs coming from trusted members of the mining community in Bitcointalk will be very helpful.

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United States

Service: https://www.hmtech.co/services/
Prices: $150 for basic repairs - $300 for advanced (Based on my years of mining, most issues are basic)
City/State: North Carolina
First Mention by: philipma1957

Service: Bitmain Repair Service
City/State: NASHUA, NH
Address and more info: https://blog.bitmain.com/en/bitmain-announces-new-repair-site-in-new-hampshire-usa-to-support-more-customers/

Service:  Scott’s Crypto Mining
Prices: $50 diagnostics fee waived if repaired. Repair fee, $150 per board.
Address: 16520 La Vela Circle Upper, Brookfield, WI 53005
Website: https://repair.scottscryptomining.com/repair/

Service: Myrig
City/State: Denver, Colorado
More info : https://service.myrig.com/

** There was a negative review on Myrig, there are mixed reviews on this service, some clients are happy with their services, others are not, there are no "direct scam" reports against "myrig", but some members mentioned that they had to wait for months to get a reply from them, please read the reviews and decide for yourself.


Europe

-https://www.zeusbtc.com/Repair.asp
-Located in (The Netherlands and Georgia)

While ZeusBtc is a trusted company with a great reputation, the repair centers displayed on their home page are not owned by them.


It's unlikely that someone will go to this extremes measure to scam, also since these providers are nearby, it would make sense that you could actually visit them in real life to confirm their integrity, while I wouldn't blindly trust them, I believe they are likely legit, but you MUST dyor.