Repair, not replace · Australia-wide mail-in repairs · Fixed quote first · 3-month workmanship warranty  |  1300 137 855
No local console specialist · Nearest EB Games 33km away · $0 upfront

Console Repair Forbes

Forbes doesn’t have a dedicated console repair shop, and the nearest EB Games is 33km away in Parkes. Mail-in is the honest, practical answer: prepaid insured label, fixed quote first, no repair without your approval.

Console repair, mail-in from Forbes
10,500+
Devices Repaired
4.8★
Google Rating
3-Month
Warranty
3-6 days
Post from Forbes (each way)
The honest picture

Why mail-in makes sense here

Forbes has bushranger history running through its cemetery — Ben Hall was shot dead nearby in May 1865 and is buried in town, and so is Kate Kelly, Ned Kelly’s sister, who drowned in Lake Forbes in 1898 saving an Aboriginal child from a flood. Gold brought 30,000 people through in 1861; wheat and cropping on the Lachlan River kept the district going after the rush passed. What never turned up locally is a console repair specialist — board-level work on HDMI ports, drift and power faults needs a bench that isn’t here, 374km west of Sydney.

Mail-in isn’t trying to be a shop on Lachlan Street — it’s a Charlestown NSW workshop that takes consoles from anywhere in Australia, Forbes included. Same fixed-quote process, same 3-month workmanship warranty as every other customer.

Process

How mail-in from Forbes works

1

Book online (free)

Fill the booking form. We email a prepaid, insured AusPost label within an hour.

2

Drop & post

Print the label, pack the console, drop it at your local post office. Nothing to pay today.

3

We diagnose it

Console arrives, we open it, photograph it, email a fixed quote within 24 hours of arrival.

4

Approve & pay

You approve, you pay. We fix it and post it back tracked — 3-month workmanship warranty.

$0 upfront · Prepaid insured label · Fixed quote before any work

Ready to send it in from Forbes?

Prepaid, insured label, fixed quote first, trade-in option if unrepairable. A flat $100 shipping (both ways, fully insured) is added to your final invoice only if you approve the repair — nothing to pay upfront.