I wonder if theres anybody living in the south wales area that knows of 
anyone in the Barry, Cardiff area that repairs manual wheelchairs please . 
TIA

"PWB"  wrote in
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> I wonder if theres anybody living in the south wales area that knows
> of anyone in the Barry, Cardiff area that repairs manual wheelchairs
> please . TIA 
> 
> 
> 

If its an NHS supplied chair then your local NHS trust should have a repair 
service. If its not an NHS chair then the place you got it from should 
either have a repair service or put you in touch with someone who can do 
it.

"PWB" wrote:
>I wonder if theres anybody living in the south wales area that knows of 
>anyone in the Barry, Cardiff area that repairs manual wheelchairs please . 
>TIA

Assuming this is a privately owned wheelchair then your local aids for daily 
living shop may offer a repair service or know of someone who can.

Ther will be a lot of mobility shops that can repair it. It depends on
the damage . What exactly needs repairing?.
Sometimes buying a new one outweighs the repair cost. Although that
depends on the problem.
Let me know and i can advise you what to say to a repair centre

Only General maintanaince , its a self propelled chair and , I cant get it 
sorted out at the NHS service because its privately owned but its got solid 
tyres on that are a nuisance for me nto change and the castors could do with 
looking at , thanks
"goactivemobility"  wrote in message 
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> Ther will be a lot of mobility shops that can repair it. It depends on
> the damage . What exactly needs repairing?.
> Sometimes buying a new one outweighs the repair cost. Although that
> depends on the problem.
> Let me know and i can advise you what to say to a repair centre