Nearly every repair shop replaces parts. Very few repair the board those parts plug into, so when a chain store calls a device unrepairable it usually means the fault is not a module they can swap.
Request a Board DiagnosticThe most common board-level job we see, on consoles and on laptops.
Flat rate, reinforced
Book HDMI RepairPriced by time and difficulty.
3 to 7 business days
Book a Board DiagnosticThe board is inspected under the microscope and on thermal, and the price follows the diagnosis.
Start FreeThe difference between swapping a module and repairing the board it sits on.
A logic board carries hundreds of components measured in fractions of a millimeter, so one failed capacitor, one corroded resistor, or one cracked joint under a power chip stops the whole device.
Replacing the board costs most of what the device is worth. Replacing the failed component costs a fraction of it.
A microscope, heat controlled tightly enough not to lift neighboring parts, and a technician trained to certified soldering standards.
Our lead technician is Umair Zia.
IPC J-STD-001, the industry standard for soldered electrical and electronic assemblies
IPC-A-610, acceptability of electronic assemblies
ETA CET, certified electronics technician
CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, and Server+
Five categories, from the routine to the deepest end of the bench.
Ports on consoles and laptops are soldered straight to the board, so replacement means desoldering, cleaning the pads, and fitting a new port without lifting a trace. Full detail on the HDMI port repair page.
$125
The small sockets that screens, batteries, and cameras plug into. They tear off during careless repairs elsewhere, so a device that worked before someone else opened it often has exactly this fault.
Passives fail from liquid, voltage spikes, and age. Finding the failed one is the skill, and thermal imaging locates it. A shorted component heats up before it shows anywhere else.
Power management, charging, audio, and backlight driver ICs removed and replaced. The laser desoldering station and the 4K microscope earn their place on this work.
Corrosion spreads under chips where no amount of drying reaches, so recovery means ultrasonic cleaning, then tracing what the corrosion destroyed, then replacing it. See water damage repair.
A microscope, controlled heat and a vacuum laminator all sit on one bench here.
Get It Under the ScopeBoard-level repair runs on equipment. The full bench is on our About page.
Infrared laser desoldering station with a 4K electron microscope.
3D thermal imaging camera for locating shorts and current leakage on a live board.
Fiber laser for separating bonded back glass from the frame. See back glass replacement.
Screen refurbishing and relamination without trapped air or bubbles.
We take board-level work on a wholesale basis. Call (918) 883-8293 for pricing.
If you currently turn board work away or mail it out, we are local and we do not compete with you for the customer relationship.
Chromebook, laptop, and tablet fleets, including charge ports and FPC connectors at volume.
Point-of-sale hardware, laptops, and equipment where a board repair beats a replacement cycle.
General diagnostics free. Board-level $50 to $150 by time and difficulty
3 to 7 business days
90 days on all board-level repairs, covering parts and labor
2409 W Kenosha St, Suite 137, Broken Arrow, and nothing leaves the bench
Send us the fault and we will tell you whether the board is worth saving.
Send In the BoardComponent-level repair on the board itself. Individual chips, connectors and passives come off and go back on under a microscope, so the failed part is replaced and the board is kept.
It needs a microscope, hot air, a laser desoldering station and thermal imaging, plus the hours to learn all four. Shops without them replace parts, so a board fault turns into a quote for a new device.
Board diagnostics run $50 to $150 by time and difficulty, and you get the repair price before any work starts. General diagnostics are free.
3 to 7 business days. Locating the fault is most of the job, and hurrying that part is how boards get damaged further.
Often yes. Bringing a board up long enough to pull the data is a different goal from restoring the device, and we will say which of the two is realistic.
2409 W Kenosha St, Suite 137, Broken Arrow, OK. Monday to Friday 10am to 7pm, Saturday 12pm to 6pm.
Get a Free Quote Call (918) 883-8293 Business & Wholesale Pricing