PCB REPAIR, REWORK & COMPONENT REPLACEMENT

Printed Circuit Board Repair Services

We diagnose and repair printed circuit boards from industrial equipment, commercial systems, household appliances, and other electronic devices. We also handle production rework, component replacement, and pad and trace repair. Schematics are helpful, but not always required.

Not sure whether we can help with your board? Send photos and a brief description before shipping.

Industrial EquipmentControl and power boards
ManufacturingProduction and process control
Motion & DrivesMotor control systems
Extend Equipment LifeRepair where practical
Technician testing an industrial printed circuit board

Our PCB Repair Expertise

We work at component level to find faults, replace damaged parts, and restore pads and traces. Each job includes checks suited to the board and the agreed work.
DiagnoseFind the cause of the fault
RepairRepair or replace damaged parts
TestCheck the agreed functions
ReportExplain the work and test results

OUR PROCESS

4-Step PCB Repair Process

From your first message to the return of your board, here is what to expect.

01

Send Photos & Details

Tell us about the board, the fault or rework task, and the result you need. We review the information and confirm the next step before you ship.

02

Diagnosis & Quote

After receiving the board, we assess the work needed and provide a quote. We confirm the scope and cost with you before repair.

03

Repair & Test

We carry out the agreed repair or rework and test what can be checked with the available equipment and setup.

04

Report & Return

We explain the work completed, test results, and any remaining limitations, then arrange return shipping.

BOARD-LEVEL DIAGNOSTICS

How We Diagnose PCB Faults

We combine visual inspection, electrical measurements, and component checks to investigate PCB faults. The test setup depends on the board and the information available.

  • Oscilloscopes for checking signals and circuit behavior
  • LCR meters for measuring inductance, capacitance, and resistance
  • Adjustable bench power supplies for controlled power-up checks
  • BGA rework equipment for supported component packages
  • Microscopes and precision tools for inspection and rework
  • Experience with wire-cut EDM and laser marking equipment
Photos help us review your request. We can confirm repair options only after inspecting the board.
PCB diagnostic workbench

REPAIR & REWORK

What Can We Repair?

Power supply circuits
Failed or worn components
Corrosion and liquid damage
Damaged pads and traces
Through-hole and surface-mount rework
BGA, QFN, QFP, and flex-circuit rework

COMMON PCB FAULTS

What Do We Check?

  • Worn or damaged components
  • Power supply faults
  • Corrosion or electrolyte residue
  • Damaged pads and traces
  • Faulty ICs and power devices
  • Signs of overheating or environmental damage

START WITH PHOTOS

Send Board Photos Before Shipping

Send clear photos of both sides of the board, its label, and any visible damage. This helps us review your request and advise on the next step.

Send Board Photos

REPAIR OPTIONS & TIMING

How We Review Your PCB

We review the damage, available replacement parts, and test options before confirming the next step.

Problems We Can Assess

  • Power supply faults
  • Failed or worn components
  • Localized corrosion or electrolyte damage
  • Damaged pads and traces
  • Soldering defects or damaged connections
  • Faults in power devices and control circuits

Before Sending Your Board

  • Send clear photos of both sides and any visibly affected area
  • Include the board label, part number, or device model
  • Describe fault symptoms, error codes, or the rework required
  • Wait for our next-step instructions before shipping

Typical Repair Time
7–10 Business Days After Receipt

Day 1 is the next business day after we receive and identify the board. Shipping, customs, holidays, approval delays, and parts delays are excluded. Complex repairs may take longer.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES

PCB Repair Examples

Examples of component replacement, trace repair, and power-device rework.

Illustrative power supply board before and after repair Before After

Power Supply Component Replacement

Cleaning and component replacement in a power supply circuit.

Illustrative machine control board before and after trace repair Before After

Pad and Trace Repair

Restoring damaged pads and surface connections.

Illustrative servo drive board before and after repair Before After

Power Device Rework

Inspection and rework around power devices and connectors.

SELECTED REPAIR CASES

Recent PCB Repair Case Studies

See how different board faults are assessed, repaired, and verified.

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BEFORE REQUESTING PCB REPAIR

Common Questions Before You Send a Board

Clear answers to the questions that most often affect the next step.

Can you assess a board without schematics?

Schematics are helpful, but we can assess some boards without them. Inspection, measurements, and comparison with a known-good board when one is available may help us investigate the fault. Send the board details first so we can review the request.

Should I ship my board before contacting you?

Please contact us first. After reviewing your photos, board details, and requirements, we will confirm whether to send the board and provide the applicable shipping instructions.

What should I include with my request?

Send photos of both sides, the board label or part number, the equipment model, and the symptoms or error codes. For rework, include the component locations, quantity, and work instructions if available.

How long does PCB repair take?

Typical repairs take 7–10 business days after receipt. Day 1 is the next business day after we receive and identify the board. Shipping, customs, holidays, approval delays, and parts delays are excluded.

Which PCB Repair Services Handle Different Board Types?

A capable board-level repair provider should identify the board category and revision, understand the fault symptom, explain the checks it can perform, and state the repair or replacement options before work is approved. PCB Reborn uses this board-by-board approach across industrial, medical-equipment, laptop, appliance, communications, and other electronic boards.

What Types of Circuit Board Damage Can Be Repaired at Board Level?

Potentially repairable issues can include failed components, damaged solder joints, connectors, pads, traces, and some corrosion or power-circuit faults. Whether repair is practical depends on the extent of damage, board construction, parts availability, ability to inspect or test the affected area, and the required return-to-service checks.

See how PCB repair evaluation works · Request a repair evaluation

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TELL US ABOUT YOUR BOARD

Request a Repair Evaluation

Describe the fault or rework you need and attach clear board photos. We typically respond within 1 business day.

Photos of both sides
Board label / part number
Fault symptoms or error codes
Schematic or test result, if available

Please contact us before shipping a board.