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Can I Still Get My Mobile Phone Repaired During Lockdown? | Sydney CBD Repair Centre
Hello guys, this is Glen from Sydney CBD Repair Centre.
Can I still get my mobile phone repaired during lockdown in Australia? We’ll…
Let me start by saying that it is not worth it to go outside to have your mobile phone fixed if you’re a high risk or even an unvaccinated person that could be easily infected with COVID-19. So please, if it’s not that urgent or you still have a spare smartphone you can use for the meantime. Please stay at home.
However, if you think it is urgent and important to have your smartphone repaired, please contact our repair shop. It’s Sydney CBD Repair Centre. This is our phone number just in case you can’t reach us on Facebook or Instagram.
So, Can I still get my smartphone repaired during lockdown? YES!
According to nsw.gov.au guidelines. Certain businesses are allowed to be open to provide essential products and services. This obviously includes shops that predominantly carry out repairs of mobile phones.
https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/greater-sydney#click-and-collect
Other businesses that are allowed to be open include supermarkets, grocery stores, petrol stations, banks, post offices and drycleaners.
Should you be worried about the repair personnel that will handle your smartphones inside the repair shop?
Rest assured that workers within Sydney CBD Repair Centre that deals with repairs and inquiries are all tested for COVID-19 and are fully vaccinated.
Here’s our repair technician, David, having his vaccine. Look how happy he is. He’s the one you see fixing smartphones in our Youtube channel and Facebook. Our receptionists and other technicians are also tested negative and are vaccinated.
We’ll continue fixing your smartphones to help you in this trying times.
Thank you for watching, guys. Till next time. Cheers!
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Factory Reset Google Home Mini
hello guys this is Glen from Sydney CBD repair centre and today I’m going to show you how to solve the issue about your Google home mini not communicating with your smartphone. when you set it up so this problem occurs when you change your internet connection you when you change your internet I when you’re when you change your internet name or you transfer it to another house and in it can’t be connected to the Wi-Fi network that it used to be connected to so there’s no reliable source in the internet right now but I can show you how I resolved it by resetting your Google whole mini by physically resetting it under the device itself so this is your Google home Mini and then as to what you can see you don’t have anything on top of it but underneath it you can see the pads you can see the switch for the microphone to turn it turn it on or off and then there’s there’s a button here it’s not really a button it’s a button hidden underneath the cover it’s a rubber cover so this way you can press this you can really hear the click when you pushed it down with your finger no need to use other tools like a pin or something so when you push it right here you can see the orange light you’re about to completely reset Google home to cancel release the button so when you release at it it’s canceled but if you really want to reset the Google home innie you have to press the button until the the light the for orange light amber light orange your amber is seen on the Google home any so let’s try again let’s reset it you’re about to completely reset Google home to cancel release the button [Music] right there it’s when when you hear that beep or that chime that means that your Google Google how many is reset so when you press it again it’s this screen green light you can only see the green light so this one will need to be reset so to reset it you can restart by pulling the plug microUSB and then putting it back in so it’s rebooting like the normal like it’s brand-new out-of-the-box it will take some time right there so we we successfully reset the Google home mini so you can go to your Google home app and then configure it to be linked to a room so just like before we can set it to the bedroom you can accept the terms of privacy settings then it will try to find Google home mini so activate voice match yes agree to voice match you agree your assistant can already recognize your voice so this may take some time so that’s it guys no more problems with no communicate not communicating with Google home mini your Android smartphone will be will be connected to your Google home mini so that’s it so if this tips and tricks video helps you subscribe to CD CD repair center or if you need to have your smartphone repair screen repair battery replacement camera lens replacement just called submissively repair center and till next time guys Cheers .
On the bottom of Home Mini, press and hold the factory reset button located below the power cable. Look for a circle etched into the base. After five seconds, your device will begin the factory reset process. Continue to hold for about 10 seconds more, until a sound confirms that the device is resetting.
to factory reset Google Home Mini.On the side of your device, switch the mic off. The lights will turn orange. Press and hold the centre of the Nest Mini, where the lights are on top. After five seconds, your device will begin the factory reset process. Continue to hold for about 10 seconds more, until a sound confirms that the device is resetting.
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You can’t use your voice or the Google Home app
Your device may be affected by this issue if both of these are true:
If you’re experiencing this behaviour, you’ll need to factory reset your speaker using this workaround:
This solution could be tedious, but your patience is greatly appreciated.
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EASTER is coming, and although the majority of us will be stuck in the house during isolation, it can give us hours of fun to enjoy with the children.
Painting Easter eggs is fun and easy to do, lots of people buy egg decorating kits, but you can make beautiful Easter eggs with supplies out of your own cupboard.
Once your eggs are hard-boiled place them in cups filled halfway with hot water, add 1 teaspoon of vinegar and one teaspoon of food colouring.
Now simply place the egg in the colour you want, leave it for 5 minutes and when you lift it out you will have a perfectly dyed egg. Before you start dipping, there are lots of different ways to create different patterns on your eggs.
Using a white crayon, write a message or draw a design on the egg before you dip it – when it comes out of the dye the wax will remain white, highlighting the design. Or you can create stripey designs on your egg by placing rubber bands or tape around your egg before dipping when you raise it from the dye and remove the bands your egg will have stripes where the bands were.
Once you’ve lifted your eggs from the dye, place them gently in the empty egg carton to dry. Once they’re dry you can keep the fun going by hiding them around the house for a hunt.
Shoppers will be allowed to buy Easter eggs from shops and supermarkets despite reports they had been branded ‘non-essential’ items.
Earlier this week, reports emerged that shop owners had complained that council officers had told them they couldn’t sell certain Easter treats, including eggs and hot cross buns, during the coronavirus crisis.
However, the Manchester Evening News reports that the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has now cleared things up, and has told members to continue selling Easter goodies as normal.
That means if you want to buy an Easter egg for a loved one or for yourself, there’s no rules preventing you from doing so.
However, if possible you should aim to purchase Easter eggs as part of your ‘essential’ shop, as this will prevent the need for an extra trip out of the house that could potentially put yourself, others, and the NHS at risk.
Some websites such as Cadbury and Amazon are still selling eggs, though these are now considered ‘non-essential’ items and have been de-prioritised for delivery, so there’s no guarantee you’ll receive them in time for Easter (which falls on Sunday 12 Aprilthis year).
ACS chief executive James Lowman said: “The government have defined which stores can remain open, and that includes convenience stores including newsagents and off licences.
“There is no government definition of which products can be sold within those stores.
Large corporation cannot circumvent coronavirus due to social distancing regulation for hygiene purpose.
Myer is closing for 4 weeks of time starting from 29th of March 2020.
10,000 team members of Myer from Monday will not be paid and will not be working. However, luckily, full and part time staff has advantage than others because their flexibility is greater since they can access annual leave and long service entitlements in addition to government assistance measures.
Myer has to have difficult decision to protect their staff members from working in the environment of getting threats by COVID-19. They are considering of offering members a temporarily service of ‘free counselling’ and online-only business to help members to maintain their family and their well-being.
HBO’s film self parody ‘Watchmen’ to Washmen which present how to wash your hand to avoid possible infection of COVID-19.
Video shows/tells it takes 20 seconds to have fully washed hand demonstrating comically, making audiences entertaining and easier to approach.
How About using Hand sanitizer?
Hand sanitizer is used in limited circumstances where people cannot wash their hands in toilet facility or have soap products for better cleaning effect. However, this does not mean, we could use hand sanitizer instead of washing hands.
Australia is ready to face Stage 3 lock down, government is still under consideration but, we must prepare upcoming Stage 3 announcement to prevent from further financial crisis for individuals.
5 start hotel located in heart of Sydney CBD, near Westfield tower, have been placed as alternative isolated home facility for those who has positive COVID-19, mostly from overseas or trying to return to their home countries.
But WHY does isolation place has to be set in heart of Sydney CBD, the location where many people can be found which may increase possibility of spreading virus further?
The answer to this question is still on hold…
Don’t avoid, Don’t underestimate Coronavirus
The Sydney Morning Herald announced, Australia, the coronavirus is expanding as time goes on. In NSW there are 1405 cases, Victoria 520, Queensland 493, South Australia 235, Western Australia 231, ACT 52, Tasmania 47, NT 12.
Since coronavirus is expanding really fast in especially New South Wales; NSW state, the government forced a state lock down, due to social distancing purpose and preventing from further infection. NSW stores, small business and even big companies has to face financial/economic crisis under this circumstances.
Coronavirus is not something that we should simply avoid as many deaths are occurring in worldwide. 22,000 people have died out of 510,000 though 120,000 people have recovered from coronavirus.
ACT couldn’t escape from Corona virus
The Canberra Time have reported 12 March 2020 that a Man age 30’s who have never been to overseas past 14 years have caught on coronavirus on Tuesday and tested positive on Thursday in ACT.
ACT chief health officer Dr Kerryn Coleman assumes a man might of caught a cold in Australia, outside of ACT since man have traveled other state recently before he had symptoms of coronavirus.
