Charging-port circuits
Board-level charging faults that a port swap alone won't fix.
Fine, component-level soldering to fix issues most shops can't — on phones, tablets, and computer boards.
Overview
Some faults live on the circuit board itself — a lifted pad, a failed chip, a bad charging circuit. Microsoldering repairs those at the component level instead of replacing the whole device.
Board-level charging faults that a port swap alone won't fix.
Replacing failed chips and components with fine soldering.
Tracing board-level faults on devices that won't turn on.
Board repair that can make a dead device readable again.
Fixing board-level display and backlight faults.
We'll tell you when a repair is worthwhile — and when it isn't.
Questions
Many "unfixable" devices actually have a small board-level fault. Repairing it can save the device — and sometimes the data — instead of replacing everything.
Sometimes. If the fault is on the board, a microsoldering repair can bring it back long enough to retrieve your data. We'll assess it first.
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