Notebookworks.net offers component level repairs on all brands of notebook computers.

The DC jack is a weak point on most notebooks.

NotebookWorks (www.notebookworks.net), a company specializing in notebook computer repair and restoration for Rent to Own companies, is offering an October special on notebook DC jack replacement. Instead of the regular low price of $89 they are offering this service exclusively to RTO dealers for only $69 plus return shipping.

As RTO dealers are aware, the DC jack is a weak point on most notebooks. The replacement of the jack is not something manufacturers do - they replace the complete motherboard. RTO dealers can realize significant savings on rental computer maintenance costs through Notebookworks.net's component level repairs.

RTO dealers often inquire about repair pricing prior to sending the notebook off for repairs. Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to get an accurate estimate from a shop offering component level repairs unless the actual equipment can be evaluated (other than DC jack replacement to an otherwise undamaged motherboard.) Notebookworks.net doesn't only replace damaged components, they also have the capability of actually repairing them. They take pride in offering non-warranty repairs at the lowest prices possible.

For example, Notebookworks recently dealt with the motherboard of a Dell notebook filled with insects. The infestation caused a short in the motherboard. Dealer cost of the refurbished version of that particular motherboard was $299 from Dell. After installation and some profit are added in the RTO dealer could expect a repair bill of between $450 - $500.

Notebookworks.net repaired the damaged circuits and cleaned out the bug residue for under $200.

Total screen replacement in notebooks typically runs from $300 - $800. Unless the screen is cracked, about 80% repairs run from $60 - $120. Even if the screen is cracked, Notebookworks.net may be able to offer a refurbished one for much less than new.

Notebookworks guarantees all work for at least 90 days, and they track their work internally so RTO dealers wont have to keep up with which receipt went with which notebook. Notebookworks.net helps keep RTO notebooks in working order with the least hassle possible.

Notebookworks.net provides upfront pricing on all their work and their estimates are guaranteed. This means after they provide the estimate and receive the go ahead, they never come back looking for more money to do the repair.

NotebookWorks, formerly Computers Here!, has been in continuous operation since 1996. Beginning in 2006, the company has expanded its notebook restoration facilities. The company is certified to repair all brands of PCs including Dell, Compaq, Toshiba, Sony, IBM, Gateway, Lenovo, Averatec, Fujitsu, Acer, Alienware, ASUS, Sharp and Panasonic. NotebookWorks also buys broken notebooks.

Contact Todd Everard at economycs@aol.com or call 864-404-8070 for more information.