I think in your position, I'd start watching ebay, craigslist, etc., for the same model, and buy some on the cheap for parts. If you can, take it back to the repair guy, get him to show you exactly what part is broken, and ask him if it's a common part to other models, and start watching for them, too.
Getting parts for an obsolete piece of equipment isn't impossible, but can be an adventure.
Or, of course, you can give it up and buy new.
I've never heard of that particular brand, so I don't know anything about it.
Getting parts for an obsolete piece of equipment isn't impossible, but can be an adventure.
Or, of course, you can give it up and buy new.
I've never heard of that particular brand, so I don't know anything about it.