About Mark Maher:
Mark is an apprentice trained electronics engineer, having 28 years of experience of electronic repair. With many years experience in industrial projects and design, all work undertaken is to the highest standards.
Mark studied Electronic Engineering at Staffordshire University, and graduated with a 1st Class Honours Degree. He is also a full member of the Institution of Engineering & Technology (www.theiet.org).
Mark has appeared on the Channel 4 restoration series, Mend It For Money (first broadcast in 2021), and can now be seen on his YouTube channel, "Mend It Mark" since 2022.
If anything in this website has interested you, you can contact Mark on Facebook, Instagram, or email.
Perton Electronics is located in Perton, on the South Staffordshire border with Wolverhampton (WV6).
Mark is an apprentice trained electronics engineer, having 28 years of experience of electronic repair. With many years experience in industrial projects and design, all work undertaken is to the highest standards.
Mark studied Electronic Engineering at Staffordshire University, and graduated with a 1st Class Honours Degree. He is also a full member of the Institution of Engineering & Technology (www.theiet.org).
Mark has appeared on the Channel 4 restoration series, Mend It For Money (first broadcast in 2021), and can now be seen on his YouTube channel, "Mend It Mark" since 2022.
If anything in this website has interested you, you can contact Mark on Facebook, Instagram, or email.
Perton Electronics is located in Perton, on the South Staffordshire border with Wolverhampton (WV6).
WE ARE CLOSED (for a while...)
Due to unprecedented demand, we are not undertaking any more repairs for a while. We have a huge backlog, and a lack of storage space.
If you already have items here for repair, do not worry, they are in the queue to be completed.
If you have items for repair, please check back for this notice to be removed in the next few months.
We are still reading all of your email enquiries, but please be aware that we cannot answer every query (please don't be offended!).
Best regards,
Mark
Due to unprecedented demand, we are not undertaking any more repairs for a while. We have a huge backlog, and a lack of storage space.
If you already have items here for repair, do not worry, they are in the queue to be completed.
If you have items for repair, please check back for this notice to be removed in the next few months.
We are still reading all of your email enquiries, but please be aware that we cannot answer every query (please don't be offended!).
Best regards,
Mark
email: mark@perton-electronics.co.uk
YouTube: www.youtube.com/MendItMark
(Subscribers always appreciated!)
Services: Circuit design, prototyping, assembly, construction, testing, Hi fi equipment, radio, amplifier, audiophile cables
Terms and conditions of repairs and services.
Quotations: Whilst quotes and estimates are intended to be as accurate as possible, the very nature of electronic systems repairs may uncover further, previously unknown faults, which prevent the item from functioning as intended, or as per the acceptance criteria defined below. Perton Electronics retain the right to discontinue a repair if the additional repairs are not technically or commercially viable.
Bench Inspection Fee: Perton Electronics charge a non-refundable £20 fee for exploratory assessment of faulty devices. This is payable in the case of when a repair quote is not accepted, or if the device is not repairable for technical reasons (too badly damaged, or parts not available etc).
Acceptance Criteria:
Where possible, all devices are tested for correct function. Some items cannot be fully tested (eg: loose PCB's, car ECU's, Black boxes etc). These are examined to component level only, and carry no warranty for correct operation in their complete system.
A "complete" or "whole device" is a unit which performs its intended function without connection or interaction with other systems. A complete or whole device is defined as 'repaired' when that device fulfils it's technical output, according to the following common classifications:
Shipping costs: The client assumes all transportation costs and liabilities for damage to and from Perton Electronics.
Obligation to repair: Perton Electronics is not obliged to undertake a repair. Perton Electronics will not pay any costs when a repair is refused. Return shipping is at clients cost.
Limitation of Liability: Claims are limited to the value of the contract (the repair cost). Shipping costs and consequential losses are not accepted.
Website: We accept no liability for errors or omissions on this website. (C)2023 Mark Maher (Trading as Perton Electronics)
Quotations: Whilst quotes and estimates are intended to be as accurate as possible, the very nature of electronic systems repairs may uncover further, previously unknown faults, which prevent the item from functioning as intended, or as per the acceptance criteria defined below. Perton Electronics retain the right to discontinue a repair if the additional repairs are not technically or commercially viable.
Bench Inspection Fee: Perton Electronics charge a non-refundable £20 fee for exploratory assessment of faulty devices. This is payable in the case of when a repair quote is not accepted, or if the device is not repairable for technical reasons (too badly damaged, or parts not available etc).
Acceptance Criteria:
Where possible, all devices are tested for correct function. Some items cannot be fully tested (eg: loose PCB's, car ECU's, Black boxes etc). These are examined to component level only, and carry no warranty for correct operation in their complete system.
A "complete" or "whole device" is a unit which performs its intended function without connection or interaction with other systems. A complete or whole device is defined as 'repaired' when that device fulfils it's technical output, according to the following common classifications:
- Audio Amplifiers: Reproduces audio inputs, to all of it's outputs, at full amplitude without excessive distortion, nor DC offset.
- Audio mixers, synthesizers & processors : Outputs an audio signal, as designed by the original equipment manufacturer.
- Cassette Players: Plays back an audio cassette, at the correct speed, with minimal wow and flutter.
- Cassette Recorders: Records an audio input onto a cassette tape, with minimal wow and flutter.
- CD Players: Can load and playback an undamaged audio CD from start to finish, without skipping.
- Lamps & LEDs: Illuminate as intended by the original equipment manufacturer.
- Power Supplies & Battery Chargers: Produces the items rated output voltage(s), under rated load (up to 15A or 1 kW).
- Radio Receivers: Pick up commercial UK radio signals, and output the received audio through their speakers, or line output.
- Record Players: Plays back an undamaged record ("45" or "LP" or "78") at the correct speed, auto loader mechanisms cycle freely.
- Televisions & Monitors: Displays a clear image, and reproduces sound, for all conventional input signals.
Shipping costs: The client assumes all transportation costs and liabilities for damage to and from Perton Electronics.
Obligation to repair: Perton Electronics is not obliged to undertake a repair. Perton Electronics will not pay any costs when a repair is refused. Return shipping is at clients cost.
Limitation of Liability: Claims are limited to the value of the contract (the repair cost). Shipping costs and consequential losses are not accepted.
Website: We accept no liability for errors or omissions on this website. (C)2023 Mark Maher (Trading as Perton Electronics)
