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We often throw away things that stop working and replace them with new ones instead of repairing them. This creates a big problem for our environment because our landfills are filling up too quickly, and electronic waste is a significant source of pollution.

To help address this issue, we encourage you to learn how to fix things rather than throw them away. Whether it's electronics, appliances, computers, toys, bicycles, clothes, or other items, please bring them to us for assessment, disassembly, and possible repair. We'll provide you with a workspace, specialty tools, and guidance to help you disassemble and identify problems. Even if we cannot fix your item, you'll learn more about how it works and how it was made.

This is a family-friendly event, and we welcome children of all ages to join us and learn.

We hope to see you there!

Details:

Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM (will not take any more people by 2:30 pm)
Location: 217 N Maclay Ave, San Fernando, CA 91340

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FAQs

Does pre-RSVP save a spot?

RSVP'ing beforehand lets us know what to expect when recruiting a volunteer with that skill and expedites the check-in process. It does not guarantee a spot, and you will not receive priority over walk-ins. This event is first-come, first-served. If you arrive as a walk-in or pre-RSVP at 12:00 PM, you will be served when a spot (or specific skilled coach) is available. Why RSVP? Because you will receive reminder emails and updates on upcoming events, while the walk-ins do not. Please note we will not serve anyone who arrives after 2:30 pm.

How is the parking?

The Library has ample parking for all attendees.

How many items can I bring to the event?

Please bring ONE ITEM that needs to be repaired. We will do our best to resolve the problem, but not every case is successful. Additional items brought in will be listed as walk-ins and serviced on a case-by-case basis.

What items do you not repair?

We do our best with repairs, but not everything is meant to be repaired. We have a 67% success rate. There are some items that our program is not equipped to handle. One rule is that if you cannot carry it in, please do not bring it.

Here's a list of items we cannot repair at our clinics.

Mobile Phones and Tablets
Computer software
Any Mac or Apple products
Printers

How can I get up-to-date information?

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How can I volunteer with the LA Fixit Clinics?
LA Fixit Clinics is about neighbors helping neighbors. When you RSVP, you can choose to volunteer for the day. If you want to volunteer for more opportunities in Burbank and/or all over LA County, please follow the link below to complete an application form. Click here for the application.

Does this cost money?
This event is free to attend, but it is not a drop-off or fix event. Instead, it is a hands-on event where participants can learn how to repair their items with the help of our expert coaches.

What if my item needs a replacement part?

As this is a free event, we do not provide replacement parts. If your item requires additional or replacement parts, you will be responsible for any costs incurred. The attendees are responsible for purchasing and bringing the necessary parts on the day of the event.

Will you accept walk-ins?

We will accept walk-ins if there is time, but it depends on how quickly we can repair the items of the pre-RSVP'd attendees.

Do you take donations of tools and supplies?

Oh boy, do we. If you have any old tools you no longer need, please bring them to the next LA Fixit Clinic or email us at info@lafixitclinic.org to arrange a drop-off location.

Items in need

Sewing machine
- Sewing supplies
Electric screwdriver
Assortment of adhesives and tapes
Multimeters
Various types of solders and supplies

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