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How to Send your Galaxy Device for Repair via AusPost

(Topic created on: 08-05-2025 10:20 AM)
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s_amsungerika
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Need to repair your Galaxy device? You can book a mail-in repair and send it via Australia Post. Follow the steps below to get started.

1. Open a web browser and search Support.com

2. Hover over Support and select Book a Repair

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Alternatively, you can search https://www.samsung.com/au/mypage-intro/ in your search bar.

3. Click on Go to My Page

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4. Log into you Samsung Account

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5. Select My Products

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6. Locate the device you'd like to book a repair for then click Get Support

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 If you haven't registered your Galaxy device to your Samsung Account check out How to register your Samsung Product.

 

7. Try troubleshooting the issue

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8. If the issue hasn't been resolved select Support Option

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9. Click on Mail it in

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10. Enter your IMEI, Serial Number and attach your Proof of Purchase, then click on Validate > Next

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11. Select your product's symptoms then click on Next

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12. Read the Estimated Repair Cost information then click on Confirm and Proceed

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13. Ensure you have backed up your device and activated Maintenance Mode then click on Next

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14. Fill in your Contact Information

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15. Review your Booking Info the click on on Next

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16. Click on Shipping Label Download to download and print the shipping label

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If you are unable to print your eParcel Returns label (shipping label) please record your Article ID/ Returns Reference No. and provide it to the AusPost Team, they can assist with printing the shipping label in-store.

 

17. You will also be sent an email with your Repair Reference number, Samsung Account ID number and your Article ID/Returns reference number

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Book a repair now

19 REPLIES 19
alejcho
Expert Level 1
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An event (hopefully) no one needs to do... but thanks - have bookmarked this in case (dropped my Fold7 twice already 😂)
Froglette
Expert Level 3
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Hope it landed on carpet 😂😂
alejcho
Expert Level 1
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1st time was a wood floor, 2nd time was the impact-absorbing foam material on gym floors (both at desk / hip-level height)
Froglette
Expert Level 3
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You need a good shock proof case for it then. 😂😂
alejcho
Expert Level 1
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I thought about it - but I just can't sacrifice the feel / slimness in the hand 😅

I just put it away or leave it in my bag when moving around now
Froglette
Expert Level 3
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Its odd. Being an avid photographer, I prefer a heavier SLR because its easier to hold steady when needed compared to a lighter camera. But I do like less bulky phones. So we agree there.😊
alejcho
Expert Level 1
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Do you have an SLR recommendation? I'm still on the lookout for a zoom-able rig for my plane-spotting hobby
Galaxy News
😂😂
Protonumus
Active Level 10
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Very informative and useful, I am sure. 😎👍