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Compupod was the only business that replied that they could remove a soldered resistor on my…read moreodometer/speedometer and replace it with one I provided as a replacement. They were able to complete this in half a day and I picked it up next morning. Odometer on my 2001 Toyota Camry was having issues on high temp days that cause the odometer to not display and the speedometer to remain only at zero. It seems to be a common issue with older 1997-2001 Camrys and the solution was to replace with a new resistor (I tried replacing the VSS, transmission solenoids, spark packs/wires/plugs, new alternator and battery) per a video on YouTube. They did a great job with the soldering of the new resistor and I put the odometer/speedometer back together and into the car with no issues. Now to see if this resolves my Camry issues! Big thank you to Andrea for her prompt replies to my questions and Carlos for ensuring that the techs knew what needed to be done!

I recently visited SF for 10 days. Based exclusively on the positive Google & Yelp reviews for this…read morestore, I brought two iPod Classic units. The work I needed wasn't that complex or time-consuming: a 7th gen iPod Classic needed a new battery, and a 5th gen needed a replacement aftermarket clickwheel (and likely a new battery). I dropped them off as soon as I arrived in SF. The employees were really nice, but the repair experience was a disaster. There's just no excuse for having to spend ~7 hours of my time (inc. travel within SF) -- and 5 separate store visits (with my 2nd iPod only completed the morning of my return flight) -- to complete that work. I can't even attempt to reconstruct every single communication breakdown, contradicting message and minor screwup that this store made; pretty much every interaction was dysfunctional in some surprising way. In the interest of brevity, here's two of the more memorable experiences: * When I told them clearly in person that my 5th gen iPod needed a new clickwheel (and likely needed a new battery), they only took care of the clickwheel. When I came to pick it up, they acknowledged that the employee didn't write down that I also wanted the battery checked out. When I followed up by text, they explained that the technician said the battery was fine, and didn't need to be replaced. But it wasn't: it lasted 10-15 minutes on a full charge, requiring me to bring it back and pick it up yet again, for them to replace the battery as they should have in the first place. * For my 7th gen iPod, I spent nearly an hour minutes hanging out at their store: their employee apparently misplaced the iPod I was told was ready to be picked up, and they couldn't find it. Again, there were dramatically more snafus than these two. The store charged $150 for this work (with my even providing 1 of the 2 batteries used). They offered no discounts whatsoever for their numerous, time-wasting errors. For future repairs, I won't ever be returning here.

San Francisco Computer - itservices - Updated October 2026

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