[punbb]

Anyone know where in Toronto I can get my Q10 keyboard replaced? I've asked on a few forums but no replies.

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[Henry Jr]

Can you get to Burlington? If so, check out "Global Mobility Products" (GMP)

Q10 (SQN100-3)

[punbb]

Hey thanks very much. If I have to, I'll go to Burlington!

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[pecinta_kopi]

try to reload the os first...if yo still have that problem...you must clean or Chang the keytune..see how to dissambly the q10 at youtube

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[Sanderferr]

^ It's been known for a while now that it's not a software issue

[canadian nick]

Sent my wife's Q10 in to BlackBerry for repairs and was charged 75 dollars. BlackBerry said water damaged cause the double typing issue.

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[anon(8080272)]

Sent my wife's Q10 in to BlackBerry for repairs and was charged 75 dollars. BlackBerry said water damaged cause the double typing issue.

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Was it really water damage?

Blackberry is dead; long live Blackberry!

[Arjun Sahota]

I currently have issues with my BlackBerry Q10 purchased in May 2013. I double typing in December 2013 after dropping the phone in snow, I personally think it IS related to water damage.. I am rough with my phones, I can admit it. It's not totally awful, sometimes the space bar is annoying (adding periods unnecessarily) otherwise, the keys work fine..

No idea of a place in Toronto. Check Splendid China Tower across from Pacific Mall, there is a place called Toronto Repair ran by an amazing guy named Eddie, Google the store name!
He has done work with all my old BlackBerry's (Pre BlackBerry 10). I want to say he also works on BlackBerry 10 devices, give him a shot. Always OEM parts & great service/price/warranty.

Best of luck,


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[DenimAndLeather]

This spot in Toronto at Yonge and Eglinton is great. Many times they fix your phone right in front of you.

http://www.uptownyonge.com/listing/gamerama/


I was just there last night because I had a mishap and a headphone jack broke off while I was listening to music on my red Q5. A small piece of it was stuck deep in the headphone port and I couldn't get out - he replaced it in 5 minutes for $20. Tell him the guy with the red Q5 sent you lol.

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[Gus]

Ming wireless. University and dundas

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[punbb]

Great! Thanks everyone!

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[trevorcroft]

Anyone know where in Toronto I can get my Q10 keyboard replaced? I've asked on a few forums but no replies.

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Im with rogers in calgary, my phone was out of warranty, took it to a rogers store and they replaced the keyboard for $15.

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[canadian nick]

Was it really water damage?

Blackberry is dead; long live Blackberry!

No I don't see how it could have been. She takes care of it likes it her precious and its even been in an otterbox case since day 1 (which would not really protect it from water damage)

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[anon(8080272)]

No I don't see how it could have been. She takes care of it likes it her precious and its even been in an otterbox case since day 1 (which would not really protect it from water damage)

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Blackberry is either in denial, or unaware this is a common issue caused by a weak design, or build, or both.

Either way, the "water damage" diagnosis is a slap in the face.

I really want to support this Canadian company, and I think Chen is a great leader. Yet this Q10 problem, and BlackBerry's lack of ownership, makes me reluctant to go for a Passport.

If Passport shares the same flaw, what a pain it will be to have a constantly deteriorating keyboard, only to have to argue with support to have it fixed.

Blackberry is dead; long live Blackberry!