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Q: Hi I have an IPad Pro model A1876 whose charging port stops working (at least I think that is the problem). Do you repair that? Thanks, Sean
Repair: 12.9-inch iPad Pro Lightning Port Repair · Book this repair on ifixyouri.com
12.9-inch iPad Pro Lightning Port Repair
Se Sean Wu - 5 years ago
Hello, Sean iFixYouri is happy to assist you with your 12.9-inch iPad Pro lightning port repair. The issue could also be a damaged battery. We recommend that you send your iPad to us for a FREE diagnostic service, that way an expert technician can properly determine the issue. In most cases, repairs are minimal; however, if we see that your Surface Pro has suffered additional damage, we'll inform you immediately before proceeding. If we find out that more work is needed, we will send you an email before we proceed. This way, you can decide whether you want to go ahead with additional repairs or not. As of March 2021, the lightning port repair costs $149.99. Hope this helps!
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