The frame has become wobbley is there anywhere for it to be repaired?

no
the repair costs would be too costly and ineffective
junk it and update

If you have not already done so, try another power adapter. In some cases, the cord between the power rectifier/step down transformer (the part that actually plugs into the AC outlet) and the connector at the frame end, becomes kinked or broken. The connector at the frame may also have become worn and not propely connected? If a second adapter does not work then the unit is faulty. Take it to your nearest service center for repair. (it may be less expensive to purchase another digital frame?)

Hi

If you are in the UK and it is under 2 years old please contact your retailer with proof of purchase for them to send in for inspection & repair under warranty terms and conditions.

If you are in the UK and it is over 2 years old or you no longer have proof of purchase please contact the customer care team on 01284 413 141 Mon-Thur 8.30-6.30 / Fri 8.30-4.30 (Excluding Bank Holidays) to book in for chargeable inspection & repair work required.

If you are not in the UK please visit www.quinny.com and select the country you're in, then use the "Contact Us" tab on the right hand side for your enquiry to be sent to the customer care team for your country who will be able to provide further assistance.

phone dacor 1800 793-0093
press 2 for parts
they may be able to locate one

Are tire conditions and air pressure good? inspect the tires to see if there is a shifted belt in any of the tires..
Lastly i would recommend seeing your repair shop for a front -end (suspension) check. You may have worn or weak suspesion parts.

The Bugaboo is not the ideal stroller for bumping up and down stairs, The reason being it's core design. Most stroller handles have two or more mounting points to the frame but most strollers have baby facing forward and facing the big bad world and not Mummy. The Bugaboo is very clever, the handle can be locked ether way and the seat face either way but the handle has only one point where it attaches to the frame and that point has to rotate and lock. To give you an idea of the forces involved a crow bar the length of the Bugaboo handle can pull six inch nails out of hard wood!
Unfortunately Bugaboo have not used the best material solutions in this critical handle lock. They use a plastic disk to move aluminum locking pins and they fail if you bump down to many stairs. This happened to our Bugaboo in New Zealand. I repaired ours and now I help others by making or sourcing the better quality parts to repair them. I use aluminum for the disk and stainless steel for the pins.
If you are lucky another to have a Bugaboo less then two years old and still have proof of purchase documents Bugaboo will replace the frame for you. If it's older you can buy a new frame for around $400 but this will also increase you resale value by around $200 when you sell it. Lastly you can repair it for around $100 a side depending on parts required, Click on my name and you'll find many posts on how to repair both the Handle lock and the Handle extension lever or wing-nut.

Maybe the front end parts, like tie rod ends, lower ball joints, or the wheel bearings are worn out.

Take it to a garage to have the front end inspected.

The window actuall sits in a frame inside the door and the motor raises and lowers the frame along with the glass. The arms which connect the motor to the frame can become detached and as the motor runs only the connecting rod moves but the frame holding the window stays in place. If you can reve the interior door panel you'll see exactly what I mean. You may even be able to repair it yourself. If your hesitant about removing the door panel take it to a mechanic or dealer.

No way to tell for sure without someone who straightens frames taking a look at it. I've dealt with Ron at framestraightsystems.com, he will give you an honest opinion.

No, parts are not cheap. Anywhere.

check the blue disc capacitors around horizontal output for a burn mark.