It's regrettably true that most electronic shops don't do these repairs anymore.

It's a time consuming job and you need a good soldering and de-soldering station to repair the boards, which is expensive, and of course you need the skill as well to work with them.

Next to soldering equipment, you also need a good DMM, an ESR meter to test the capacitors and a scope to trace other problems with the PCB.

However, there are several experts here on the Forum. With a bit of luck, there's someone near by that can do the repairs for you.

Take Care,

Nico