PCB REPAIR PROCESS
How PCB Repair Works
From your first photos to the agreed repair and checks, here is how we handle your board. We also accept defined rework, component replacement, and pad and trace repair.
OUR PROCESS
Four Steps from Photos to Return
A clear and straightforward process to get your board repaired and back in service.
Send Board Information
Share photos, board label, quantity, and fault symptoms.
Agree Scope and Quote
We review the information and provide a detailed scope, cost, and timeline.
Repair and Check
We carry out the approved work and perform full checks and testing.
Review and Return
We explain the findings and arrange the return to you.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Key Details About Our Repair Process
Physical diagnosis and defined rework
For standard fault-diagnosis jobs, physical diagnosis is USD 150 per board, paid before diagnosis starts and fully credited toward the approved repair. Complex, high-power, and multi-board projects are quoted separately. Defined rework is quoted for the requested operation; unnecessary fault diagnosis is not automatically added.
We inspect, measure, and explain any functions that cannot be checked under the available conditions.
Typical timing
Typical repair takes 7–10 business days after receipt. Timing may vary with complexity, parts availability, and testing requirements. We confirm the estimated timeline with your quote.
If repair does not proceed
Completed diagnosis remains chargeable if a board cannot be repaired or you decline the proposal. Unperformed repair is not charged; disposal or referral requires your written consent.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Quick Answers
How do I send my board information?
Send clear photos, the board label or part number, the symptoms or requested rework, and any schematic or test result available.
What if my board cannot be repaired?
We explain the findings and next options before arranging return. Please contact us before shipping.
GET STARTED
Ready to start your repair assessment?
Send us your board photos and a brief description of the fault. We will review the information and get back to you with a detailed scope and quote.