Sonos does not offer a repair service nor do they provide warranty for any 3rd party repair. Obviously, you are free to try and repair it yourself or pay someone to repair if you wish. I wouldn’t be too surprised if the cost of repair comes rather close to the cost to replace.
Worth noting that Sonos has changed their manufacturing process to use less glue and more screws to make repairs more feasible.
As for the the “$4,000 of Sonos that is now basically Junk!” comment, are you saying that none of your Sonos products work any more?
