Amiga 4000T Repairs

[amiga1084]

Hi All,

After all theses years not being into the Amiga scene, Im getting back into full swing of my miggys!

So I have set up all my machines CD32 SX32 Pro SX1 A1200 CDTV expect for my beloved Quickpak A4000T!

A mouse has gone in the A4000T and made a mess on the motherboard! And one of the GAL’s has corrode over time! All the other cards look fine, Accelerator Zorro cards and Mediator board!

Are there any good Amiga repairs in Australia or New Zealand? If not anyone in Europe or the States!

See am desperate to get her working again!

Thanks Merv

[spaceman88]

Hi All,

After all theses years not being into the Amiga scene, Im getting back into full swing of my miggys!

So I have set up all my machines CD32 SX32 Pro SX1 A1200 CDTV expect for my beloved Quickpak A4000T!

A mouse has gone in the A4000T and made a mess on the motherboard! And one of the GAL’s has corrode over time! All the other cards look fine, Accelerator Zorro cards and Mediator board!

Are there any good Amiga repairs in Australia or New Zealand? If not anyone in Europe or the States!

See am desperate to get her working again!

Thanks Merv

Anthony Hoffmann (I think that's his name), from Christchurch, NZ fixed my A4000 a few years ago. He's a member on this form.

[amiga1084]

Anthony Hoffmann (I think that's his name), from Christchurch, NZ fixed my A4000 a few years ago. He's a member on this form.

Thanks I heard someone is good in New Zealand for Amiga repairs but wasn%&$#?@!%&$#?@!%&$#?@!8217;t sure!

Does anyone know how I can get old of him?

Thanks Merv

[hese7]

Try his webpage:
http://amiga.serveftp.net/

[zipper]

Or pm him - http://www.amiga.org/forums/member.php?u=191
He was last active 3 weeks ago.

[Castellen]

@ amiga1084
I can sort out your A4000T.  Send me a photo showing the obvious damage and I'll give you an estimate for the work.

I'm fairly busy with Amiga work at present, have about three weeks backlog.

http://amiga.serveftp.net

[zipper]

So you haven't frozen

[Castellen]

I've been back from the ice for a bit over a year now.  When last there I had to do a few emergency and last minute Amiga repairs for various customers, which was a nightmare trying to get parts down on the infrequent flights, dealing with the US military cargo system, trying find the time on Sundays, etc.

Photos of some Amiga jobs I was doing in Antarctica:
A1200 in workshop

A3000 and McMurdo Sound


At least Amiga repairs are a lot easier in NZ with a decent workshop and test equipment.  But as always, I have more work than time...

[amiga1084]

Hi Anthony,

I sent you an email lastnight with the pictures of the motherboard!

Thanks Merv