Repair Café

The Repair Café is all about repairing broken items together and receiving professional advice. People meet up and get inspired.

What does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to take part as a repairer? Are you a handyman or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You are very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodworking, mechanics, sewing, etc., if you can repair, don't hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with the reception and organisation.

Attention, it is possible that there are no repairers with expertise on certain topics present on the day of the event.

For devices with touchscreens/smartphones, services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. It is strongly recommended to have these devices repaired by specialised shops that have all the necessary tools and knowledge and can carry out a proper repair.

What do I need to check before I come?

The power supply to the appliance: Is the indicator light switched on? Is the battery or batteries charged? Is the power cable in good condition?

The maintenance of the appliance: Empty the filters of hair dryers and hoovers, descale a coffee machine with citric acid or similar, etc.

What do I need to bring to the repair?

Think of everything you need to test the item you want to repair. For a coffee machine, for example, take coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, take a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your petrol, etc., charger, cable, possibly a manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your television: cables used for the connection (to receiver, to amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the defect.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get expert advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to join us as a repairer? Are you handy or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can repair things, don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens/smartphones, services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What do I need to check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Device maintenance: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners, descale a coffee machine using citric acid or similar, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Remember everything you need to test the item you want repaired. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule. For a DVD player, bring a DVD. For a petrol engine, bring your petrol. Etc., charger, cables, possibly the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: cables used for connection (to the receiver, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to join us as a repairer? Are you handy or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can repair things, don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas.

For devices with touchscreens/smartphones, services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What do I need to check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Device maintenance: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners, descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Remember everything you need to test the item you want repaired. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule. For a DVD player, bring a DVD. For a petrol engine, bring your petrol. Etc., charger, cables, possibly the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: cables used for connection (to the receiver, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to join us as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can repair things, don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens/smartphones, services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What do I need to check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Device maintenance: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners, descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Remember everything you need to test the item you want to have repaired. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule. For a DVD player, bring a DVD. For a petrol engine, bring your petrol. Etc., charger, cables, possibly the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: cables used for connection (to the receiver, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get expert advice. People meet up and find inspiration.
How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.
Would you like to join us as a repairer? Are you handy or can you sew? Then get in touch with us 🙂 ! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

📣 If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can repair things, don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation 🙂 .

For devices with touchscreens/smartphones, our services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What do I need to check before I come?

– The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the power cable in good condition?

– The maintenance of the device: Empty the filters of hairdryers and vacuum cleaners, descale a coffee machine with citric acid or similar, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Remember everything you need to test the item you want repaired. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule. For a DVD player, bring a DVD. For a petrol engine, bring your petrol. Etc., charger, cables, possibly the manual.
For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.
For your TV: cables used for connection (to the receiver, to the amplifier).
The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

⚠ Please note: it is possible that on the day of the event, there may be no repair technicians with specialist knowledge of certain issues present.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.
How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.
Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us 🙂 ! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

📣 If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can carry out repairs, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help out at the reception desk and with organisation 🙂 .

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, our services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops, which have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

– The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

– The maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol, etc., as well as the charger, cables and, if applicable, the manual.
For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.
For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).
The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

⚠ Please note: it is possible that on the day of the event, there may not be any repair technicians with specialist knowledge of certain issues present.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can carry out repairs, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, the services we offer are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops, which have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol with you. Etc., charger, cables, and possibly the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can carry out repairs, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, the services we offer are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops, which have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol, etc., as well as the charger, cables and, if applicable, the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.
How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.
Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us 🙂 ! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

📣 If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can repair things, don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help out at the reception desk and with organisation 🙂 .

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, our services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

– The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

– The maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol. Etc., charger, cables, and possibly the manual.
For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.
For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).
The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

⚠ Please note: it is possible that on the day of the event, there may not be any repair technicians with specialist knowledge of certain issues present.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.
How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.
Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us 🙂 ! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

📣 If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can repair things, don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help out at reception and with organisation 🙂 .

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, our services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

– The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

– The maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol, etc., as well as the charger, cables and, if applicable, the manual.
For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.
For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).
The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

⚠ Please note: it is possible that no repair technicians with specialist knowledge in certain areas will be present on the day of the event.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can repair things, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, the services we offer are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol with you. Etc., charger, cables, and possibly the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can carry out repairs, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, the services we offer are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule. For a DVD player, bring a DVD. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol. Etc., charger, cables, and possibly the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can carry out repairs, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, the services we offer are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops, which have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule. For a DVD player, bring a DVD. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol. Etc., charger, cables, and possibly the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.
How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.
Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us 🙂 ! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

📣 If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can carry out repairs, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help out at reception and with the organisation 🙂 .

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, our services are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops that have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

– The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

– The maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you’re bringing in for repair. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol. Etc., charger, cables, and possibly the manual.
For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.
For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).
The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.

⚠ Please note: it is possible that no repair technicians with specialist knowledge in certain areas will be present on the day of the event.

The Repair Café is all about getting together to repair broken items and get professional advice. People meet up and find inspiration.

How much does it cost? A voluntary donation.

Would you like to get involved as a repairer? Are you good with your hands or can you sew? Then get in touch with us! You’re very welcome and will be greeted by a friendly team!

If you have skills in electronics, woodwork, mechanics, sewing, etc., or if you can carry out repairs, please don’t hesitate to contact us to support the Repair Café! You can also help with reception and organisation.

Please note that on the day of the event, there may not be any repairers with specialist knowledge in certain areas present.

For devices with touchscreens or smartphones, the services we offer are generally limited to diagnosis and advice. We strongly recommend having these devices repaired by specialist shops, which have all the necessary tools and expertise to carry out a proper repair.

What should I check before I come?

The device’s power supply: Is the indicator light on? Is the battery or are the batteries charged? Is the mains cable in good condition?

Maintenance of the device: Empty the filters in hairdryers and vacuum cleaners; descale a coffee machine using citric acid or a similar product, etc.

What do I need to bring with me for the repair?

Make sure you have everything you need to test the item you want to have repaired. For a coffee machine, for example, bring some coffee or a capsule with you. For a DVD player, bring a DVD with you. For a petrol engine, bring your own petrol, etc., as well as the charger, cables and, if applicable, the manual.

For your hi-fi system: remote control, speakers.

For your TV: the cables used to connect it (to the set-top box, to the amplifier).

The spare part, if you have already identified the fault.