BOARD-LEVEL SUPPORT FOR INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
Industrial PCB Repair Services
Component-level fault diagnosis, production rework, and pad and trace repair for industrial equipment and commercial systems.
Send board photos and your repair requirements. We will review the request and identify the next step before shipment.
Free photo review. We typically respond within 1 business day.
Repair and Rework Services
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Fault Diagnosis and Component Repair
Investigate reported symptoms and affected circuitry.
Send with your request: Symptoms, board photos and equipment model.
Service details
For boards that have stopped working, developed intermittent faults, or show signs of component failure, we investigate the reported symptoms and assess the affected circuitry.
Our repair work includes power-supply circuit faults, aged or failed components, and localized damage associated with water or electrolyte exposure. Where suitable components are available, repair may involve component replacement, cleaning, or work on damaged connections.
Send with your request: fault symptoms, photos of both sides, and the board or equipment model if known. If you already know which component or circuit needs attention, include that information.
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Production Rework and Component Replacement
Defined rework for boards that need corrective operations, not only failed boards.
Send with your request: Quantity, component locations and work instructions.
Service details
We also accept production rework and targeted component-replacement requests. A board does not need to have failed in service to be considered.
Tell us which components or locations need work, the board quantity, and any required checks. Available rework capabilities include through-hole and SMD components, power devices, BGA, QFN, QFP, and flexible-board rework.
For multiple boards, identify whether they share the same revision and required operation. We will review access to the work area, component requirements, and the proposed verification method before confirming the scope and schedule.
Send with your request: board quantity, affected component locations, work instructions, and any required checks. Tell us whether you have replacement components.
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Pad and Trace Repair
Review damaged pads and broken surface connections.
Send with your request: Close-ups and marked connection locations.
Service details
We accept requests involving damaged pads, broken surface copper traces, and localized connection damage, including damage found during previous component removal or repair.
Send with your request: clear close-ups and a board overview, with the damaged connection marked if possible. A schematic, reference image, or known-good board can help establish the intended connection.
The repair approach depends on the remaining material, access to the area, and the electrical connection that needs to be restored. Internal-layer or extensive structural damage needs separate review.
PCB Repair Examples
We review requests from equipment maintenance teams, repair businesses, and manufacturers.
Control Board
Reported E11 error and coil/load issue.
Tyre-Changer Board
Repair inquiry for an obsolete replacement.
Electronic Module
Sample module with limited documentation.
Boards from equipment and production
Repair requests come from equipment maintenance teams, electronics repair businesses, and manufacturers with boards that need corrective work.
Our engineering experience includes boards from slow-wire EDM machines and laser marking equipment. We also review industrial and commercial assemblies for the repair and rework operations described above.
For an equipment fault, tell us what the board controls and how the problem appears. For production rework, describe the required operation and the result you need checked. A clear work instruction can be more useful than a machine fault description when the task is already defined.
Inspection, Diagnosis, and Verification
When the Fault Is Unknown
We inspect the board, measure key circuits, and compare results to identify the likely cause.
Inspection scope
Evaluation may include visual and magnified inspection, component measurements, and circuit checks using oscilloscopes, LCR meters, and bench power supplies.
Where a known-good board is available, comparison of resistance to ground, node voltages, and waveforms can help identify differences.
When the Required Work Is Defined
We review the specified locations, perform the agreed work, and verify connections.
Inspection scope
For component rework or pad and trace repair, we review the affected locations, the requested operation, and the checks needed afterward. These may include inspection of the repaired area, continuity checks, or relevant board-level measurements.
If your project has an acceptance procedure or needs a fixture, reference board, or specific test setup, share that information before work is agreed.
Available equipment, fixtures and reference information determine test scope. Board-level checks do not always verify complete machine operation.
What the results can establish
A repaired connection, a replaced component, and a fully verified board are different outcomes. We agree the applicable checks for the project and identify any functions that cannot be verified under the available conditions.
Complete machine-level verification may require the original equipment, loads, peripherals, or fixtures. Photos help with preliminary review, but they do not replace physical inspection.
No schematic available? Send clear board photos, the board label, fault symptoms, and any available notes for a preliminary review.
From Your Request to the Completed Work
01
Send the board information
Share photos, quantity, fault symptoms or requested rework, and any useful reference files.
02
Review the scope
We review the request and identify the information, parts, or test conditions needed. Contact us before shipping.
03
Inspect and agree the work
Physical inspection and any necessary diagnosis help define the repair or rework proposal.
04
Repair and check
Approved work is carried out and checked against the agreed project scope.
05
Review the outcome and arrange return
We explain the work performed and any remaining test limitations before return arrangements are finalized.
Before You Ship: Costs and Timing
Photo review
Free
Send photos and requirements before shipping.
Read the terms
Send photos and your fault description or rework requirements before shipping. Remote photo review is free; it does not replace physical diagnosis.
Physical diagnosis
USD 150 / board
Paid before diagnosis. Fully credited toward approved repair. Complex or multi-board projects are quoted separately.
Read the terms
For standard fault-diagnosis jobs, the physical diagnostic fee is USD 150 per board, paid before diagnosis begins. It is fully credited toward the approved repair. Complex, high-power or multi-board projects are quoted separately.
Defined component replacement, production rework, and pad or trace repair are quoted according to the work required. A separate fault-diagnosis charge is not automatically added when that diagnosis is unnecessary. Any additional diagnostic work needs your approval.
If repair does not proceed
Completed diagnosis remains chargeable. No charge for repair work not performed. Customer pays return shipping.
Read the terms
If diagnosis has been completed and the board cannot be repaired, or you decline the repair proposal, the diagnostic fee remains chargeable. There is no charge for repair work that has not been performed; you pay return shipping.
If diagnosis has not started, you may cancel and receive a refund of the unused diagnostic service fee. Any non-refundable third-party costs must have been disclosed and approved beforehand. Cancellation terms for approved custom parts or separately authorized work are agreed before those costs are incurred.
We explain the findings and any test limitations, then arrange the next step with you. Disposal or referral to ReversePCB requires your written consent; a lack of response does not authorize either action.
Typical repair: 7–10 business days after receipt
Day 1 is the next working day after receipt and board identification. Shipping, customs, approval and parts delays are excluded.
Timing and shipping details
For normal repair jobs, this typical period covers physical inspection, repair and the agreed board-level checks. Day 1 is the next working day after receipt and board identification at our Shenzhen receiving location. Weekends and Chinese public holidays are excluded.
Shipping, customs clearance, waiting for your information or approval, parts delays and requested holds are excluded. If the schedule pauses, we explain the reason and its expected impact, then provide an updated estimate when work resumes.
Defined rework and batch jobs are quoted and scheduled separately. Fault complexity and test requirements may also extend the schedule. Share your target date with your request; expedited work must be confirmed for the project. The typical period is not a guaranteed deadline or a door-to-door delivery estimate.
We are based in Shenzhen, China. Contact us before dispatch so we can confirm the applicable scope, charges and shipping arrangements.
Defined rework and batch jobs are quoted and scheduled separately. Contact us before shipping to Shenzhen, China.
Questions About Repair and Rework
Do you accept production rework, not just failed equipment boards?
Yes. We accept production rework, component replacement, and localized PCB repairs as well as fault diagnosis. Tell us whether you need a fault investigated or a defined operation performed.
Can I request only pad or trace repair?
Yes. Pad and surface-trace repair can be submitted as the required service. Include clear close-up photos and any information showing the intended connection. Board condition and access determine the repair approach.
Can I send several boards with the same issue?
Yes, you can submit a multiple-board request for review. Include the quantity, board revision, and whether the same fault or rework instruction applies to every board. We confirm the scope and timing for the project rather than assuming every board needs identical work.
Do I need schematics?
Not for every request. A defined rework operation or visible damage may be reviewed using photos and work instructions. For unknown faults, schematics, test notes, or a known-good board can help with diagnosis and verification.
Can you test the complete board after repair?
That depends on the available equipment and information. Board-level checks may be possible, while full functional testing may need the original machine, fixtures, loads, or peripherals. We clarify the applicable test scope for the job.
Should I ship the board immediately?
Please contact us first. Share photos, your location, and the fault symptoms or rework instructions. We review the request and identify the next step before shipment; physical inspection may still be needed to determine the work.
What can you establish from photos?
Photos and work instructions can help us understand the request and identify information needed for the next step. They do not establish every fault, final repairability, or full functional test requirements. Physical inspection may be necessary.
Request a Repair Evaluation
Tell us about your board or rework task.
We review your request
We typically respond within 1 business day.
We clarify what is needed
This may include additional photos, component information, work instructions, or test conditions.
We identify the next step
Please contact us before shipping; photos do not replace physical inspection.
We typically respond within 1 business day. Prefer email? info@pcbreborn.com.
What to include with your request
Tell us whether you need fault diagnosis, production rework, component replacement, or pad and trace repair.
In the Fault Details field, describe the symptoms or requested work. For rework, include the quantity and affected locations if known; a machine fault description is not required.
Useful files: clear photos of both sides, close-ups of the work area, and any relevant work instructions or reference files. Follow the upload guidance shown in the form.
Please contact us before shipping a board.