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Staple or Best Buy stores if there is no "e-Steward" recycler near you. Most of these stores has a free electronics recycling program that works with an e-Steward recycler.
Forget the dealership. Go to a good muffler shop. Ask them to install a "Universal" catalytic converter. Tell them you want to keep the old converter. Do not let the muffler shop keep the old converter. Don't say anything about keeping the old converter until after you get a confirmed price for installing the new one. Take the old converter and recycle it. You will probably get enough money from recycling the old one to pay for the new one. You may be able to buy the new converter at a parts store, then have a muffler shop install it. That's what I did on my old 89 Buick. Paid $50 for the converter, $50 for the install, then recycled the old one the same day for $97.
these thing are true. If you dont have a good internet connection it is best to get your games from a store. Plus the GO is just a big hassle. I recommend the psp 3000.
There are no "user-serviceable" parts inside a LCD monitor.
So, all you can do is to take it to a qualified TV/video technician, for trouble-shooting. Or, just responsibly recycle it, and buy a new one. Some stores may give you a "trade-in" on the old one, because the LCD screen itself may be OK, i.e., the problem is in the "electronics".
In some of our Best Buy™ stores, we do accept electronics for recycling. I believe the fee you are seeing is a state imposed fee that has nothing to do with the retail establishment. I have most often seen this in the California stores.
My suggestion would be to contact your local store and see if they are capable of accepting the unit.
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