February 28th, 2011
While we are primarily an Apple centric company, we do foray into other avenues from time to time. Most of you may not realize it, but in addition to repairing Apple devices, we also repair and sell replacement parts for Blackberrys and PSPs. Today we’re adding another line of gadgets to our product mix…the Amazon Kindle.
As of today, we’ve got a full line of Amazon Kindle 1st Generation replacement parts available at the link below:
Kindle Replacement Parts for model D00111
We’ll be adding more generations in the days and weeks to come.
We’ve also added an Amazon Kindle Repair Guide to our collection of Disassembly videos. That video is available at the link below:
Amazon Kindle (D00111) Take Apart Video
It is also embedded below:
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Good to know. If anything happens to my kindle you will be first on my list.
I have a Kindle 2 that needs a new screen.
My daughter ha a Kindle 3 that needs a new screen.
That is $500 worth of useless electronics!
Please, let me know if and when I can purchase new parts and when instructional video will be available.
We hope to have the parts and guides available in 3-4 weeks.
The Joy Stick my Kindle DX dropped altogether and the unit will buy a new piece andreplace it myself with a new one, because I know a bit of electronics.
I wonder if the company has that number and how much would the total including freight to Salvador – Bahia – Brazil. The company would not have any responsibility if the exchangefails.
Thanks
I have a kindle model D00901. Do you have a replacement LCD screen for that model?
We should have Kindle 3 parts up within 2 weeks.
Hi,
I am looking for a 5-way controller (joystick) for the kindle DX.
Thank you,
Gaston.
We’ll have them within a few weeks.
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Have you got Kindle 3 screens in stock yet?
We get them in small quantities and they sell out almost as soon as we add them. You can sign up for a back in stock notification on the product page to be notified as soon as they are in stock.
how or where can i get the bzttery replaced in a kindle dx. the charges are not lasting as long as they used to.
We service Kindles. Give us a call at 1-866-726-3342, option 2.
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hi i have an amazon kindle model D00901 WITH A CRACKED SCREEN/LCD. the book pages are only visible half page. do u have replacement parts?
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@rifat – I’m fairly certain that is a 3rd gen Kindle. Replacement parts are available in our Kindle Parts category.
Do you have screens for the D00901 Amazon Kindle? Or where i might be able to sourse one in Australia?
Cheers J
We get them from time to time but not with frequency. They are notoriously hard to come by.
Hi
I need a price on a amazon kindle lcd screen
For which generation?
Thank you for taking the time to make this Video and sharing it with us, it is a great job.
I ordered my Kindle Keyboard WiFi reader in January, 2011 from Amazon. would that be a second generation model???
Thanks!
@Doug – What’s the model #?
Gosh Bradley, the only number is the Serial Number B008 A0a0 0024 0dc3. The print on the back is so small and worn it’s unreadable. It’s running version 3.3 .
@ Doug – That’s a Kindle 3.
Thanks Bradley… I know it is a graphite, referring I suppose, to the color. It looks like a Gen 2. Wonder what the diff between the 2 & 3 ? The “next page” turn key (right side) is wearing out. Sometime it turns two pages at once. I was thinking of getting one that is broken and going in and removing the faulty key and replacing it. I also have a new Touch model. I’m getting used to that one. But my heart is with the keyboard model.
@Doug – The Kindle 2 only came as white. So, if it graphite, it can not be a Kindle 2nd generation. There are a lot of differences between the 2nd and 3rd gen kindles. The form factor is completely different.
How do I know what model my kindle is? My screen has cracked
@ G Pedder – Check the model number on the back of the device.
hi i have a kindle modle d00901 do you have one and what is the price
@ Dave – Do we have one of what exactly? We carry almost all Kindle parts in our Kindle category.
Hi I need a new screen for the Kindle 2 keybord wifi and 3G device and need it shipped to South Africa. Do you have such stock and what is the price and the shipping price?
@Celeste – Yes, we have stock and we do ship to South Africa.
I accidentally dropped my Kindle Fire, and it no longer will charge. I am for unable to keep anything on the screen for more than a few minutes. Can it be repaired? Are there businesses in the Wichita, Kansas area that do such repairs? Thank you in advance for responding to questons.
It can be repaired. You can give our repair department a call at 1-866-726-3342, option 2.
Greetings.
I’m looking for a replacement 3.5 mm audio jack for my wife’s Kindle Fire. I’m looking at the component on a site called ifixit.com but have not been able to find a place to purchase it. It looks to be a jack attached to a small green circuit component.
Can you help?
Thanks,
This part is available from the link below:
http://www.powerbookmedic.com/Kindle-Fire-HD-Headphone-Board-p-23085.html
I am looking for a replacement toggle switch for a Kindle. Can you help?
Model DOO611
@ Jon – You’re looking for this I believe…http://www.powerbookmedic.com/Amazon-Kindle-DX-Graphite-Select-Button-p-22806.html
Hi, I am looking for a battery for the Kindle Wi-Fi 6″ e ink display, that can be shipped to South Africa. Do you stock them and what is the price please. Tks
Hi, how much would a new LCD screen for a Kindle, Model No.: D01100 cost – to be shipped to Durban, South Africa. Thank you.