Sage repair on Amager
If you live on Amager, you can drop your Sage off with us in Østerbro. Send an enquiry first so you know roughly what the repair costs before you travel.
- Free, no-obligation assessment
- Price agreed before any work starts
- 12-month warranty on the repair
- We speak English. Just write to us
Free, no-obligation assessmentYou say yes before we touch it
Ready in 3–7 daysOften faster
12-month warrantyOn the repair
Drop off in ØsterbroPickup by arrangement
Getting to us from Amager
From Amager the metro (M1 and M2) runs to Kongens Nytorv, where you change to the Cityring (M3) towards Poul Henningsens Plads. From there it is about 200 metres to Nyborggade 11D.
How to find us
You drop the machine off with us at Nyborggade 11D, 2100 Copenhagen Ø. We take machines in by arrangement, so send an enquiry first and agree on a time. That way we know we are here when you arrive.
- Metro: Poul Henningsens Plads (M3), about 200 metres away
- Train: Svanemøllen Station, roughly a ten-minute walk
- Drop-off by arrangement, pickup only by separate arrangement
Faults we typically repair
What does it cost?
Diagnosis is free. Below is where most repairs land, so you can tell whether it is worth going ahead. The exact price we can only set once the machine is on the bench, because that is the only way to see what is actually wrong.
Guide prices, parts included. Oracle and Dual Boiler usually sit at the top of each range.
- Diagnosis and assessment are free and non-binding.
- You get an estimate from your description and a couple of photos.
- The final price is fixed and agreed before we start.
- Nothing is done until you have said yes.
- Say no thanks, and you get the machine back with no bill.
Questions from customers on Amager
Do you take machines from Amager and Ørestad?
Yes. You drop yours off at Nyborggade 11D in Østerbro, and we agree the time once you’ve sent your enquiry.
What if the machine is completely dead?
Bring it anyway. We look at it free of charge, and if it can’t be saved you can get an offer to sell it to us.
How much does a repair cost?
It depends on the fault and the parts that need replacing. Answer a few short questions here and send a photo, and you’ll get a ballpark price straight away. The exact price we can only give once the machine is on the bench – that is the only way to see what is actually wrong. You get the price before we start, and you decide.
Can I get the price before I drop the machine off?
You can get an estimate from your description and a couple of photos. The binding price comes once we have seen the machine. If it is higher than you expected, just say no thanks.
What does it cost if I say no thanks?
Nothing. The assessment is free and non-binding. If you turn down the price, you get the machine back as it is, with no bill.
How long does it take?
Usually 3–7 days, often faster. If special parts need ordering, you’ll hear about the timing together with the price.
Is there a warranty on the repair?
Yes, a 12-month warranty. It covers the fault we repaired and the parts we fitted. If the same thing fails again within the year, we put it right at no charge. It does not cover new faults unrelated to the repair, limescale from not descaling, or damage from misuse.
How do I get the machine to you?
You drop the machine off with us at Nyborggade 11D, Østerbro. We agree on a time once you’ve sent your enquiry. If you need it picked up, just say so and we’ll find a solution.
Is Sage the same as Breville?
Yes. Sage is the name Breville uses in the UK and Europe. A Sage Barista Express is the same machine as a Breville Barista Express, and we repair both.
Do you speak English?
Yes. Write to us in English, and we’ll reply in English.
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About us
Too many machines get thrown out. A machine that has stopped is rarely finished: it needs taking apart, the fault needs finding, and the parts need replacing. That is what we do. Kaffedoktor is one workshop on Nyborggade in Østerbro, Copenhagen, we only take in Sage, and if you write to us, you hear back from the person who takes the machine apart.