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I recently broke my USB port to my gypsy. I called customer serv and of course it's passed the time of warranty :( well my brother is into electronics and unfortunately I broke the motherboard as well. I am in need of finding a new one or used one without paying 200.00. I bought the one I have for 100.00 plus tax n shipping from custom crops. Anyone know of an online seller site I can get another one for around the same price? Thanks all!
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So sorry to hear about your gal. I was going to say that you could find someone to solder her back together (a few people have had this done recently ) but if your mother board is kaput it won't work.
I don't know where you could get another G except on E bay, or Cricut .com. Check out the products and reviews board sometimes people post their unwanted / loved gypsies there .
THT.
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Www.cricutmachine.com had some on sale $140 the other day.
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My port on the top of my gypsy just broke off last night...I am super heartbroken....I was told to come here as someone might be able to guide me how to fix it without having to purchase a new one
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Originally Posted by: CindyBartkowiak  My port on the top of my gypsy just broke off last night...I am super heartbroken....I was told to come here as someone might be able to guide me how to fix it without having to purchase a new one Call around to your local TV and or computer repair people. Anyone who can work on a circut board with a soldering iron should be able to fix it, as long as it's just the port that is broken.
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