Summary
The customer needed a Sony 32" W830K HD LED Google Television placed on a cabinet and fully connected: WiFi, an amp via optical digital audio cable, power and a DVD player. They also asked for Freeview Streaming TV and Beamafilm apps to be installed, a demonstration on casting from an Android phone and switching back to the Freeview app, and for the old 43" TV to be stowed nearby. The owner was not confident with technology, so patience and clear instruction were important. After selecting an offer of $100 from nine offers, the job in Grey Lynn, Auckland progressed through setup, app installation and thorough testing. Speaker connections were checked and tightened, the DVD and amp were confirmed working, and the old TV was put aside as requested. The customer left a five-star rating and said the technician was very polite, professional and a patient teacher who made the owner happy with the new setup.
Final Cost
100
Completed on
27 Jul 2024
Location
Auckland
Completed by
Pak
Grey Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand
Customer Review
5.0
Pac was very polite, professional, and a great teacher for my elderly mother who is not so so techy. She is very happy with the new TV setup he sorted out for her.
- Sophia
#15900
• Wall Mounting
- TV just needs to be sat on top of a cabinet, no wall bracket install required - Connect the TV to the WiFi network - Connect the TV to an amp via Optical Digital Audio Cable, connect it to the power, and DVD player - Add the Freeview Streaming TV, and Beamafilm for Android TV apps - Show the owner how to switch from casting videos, from YouTube or another video streaming app on and android phone, or playing a DVD, and how to get back to the Freeview Streaming TV app - Some patience may be required here as they're not too confident with technology - Would also be nice to give the owner a quick overview as it is a Google Television (Sony 32" W830K HD LED Google Television) - Place the old TV where the owner would like it stowed (old tv was 43", and will only need to be stowed nearby) - Would be great if you could also check that everything works, as the copper cables for the speaker may need to be pushed in a bit as sometimes they get a bit loose
