Our technical laboratory is an organized and professional working environment where electronic board faults are examined with measurement instruments and can be addressed at the component level. For us, fault diagnosis is based not on guesswork but on measurement and observation.
The equipment categories we use
The equipment categories below are used for measurement and intervention on different types of faults:
- Digital microscope: Component-level examination, micro-crack/cold solder joint detection, and micro-soldering.
- Thermal camera: Visually detects abnormally heating areas and short circuits when the board is powered.
- Oscilloscope: Live analysis of clock, signal, and communication lines.
- Laboratory power supply: Short-circuit and consumption anomaly analysis by monitoring the board's current draw with a controlled supply.
- BIOS/UEFI programmer: BIOS reading, writing, and repair of corrupted firmware.
- Hot air and soldering station: Surface-mount (SMD) component removal/installation operations.
- Ultrasonic cleaning: Board cleaning after liquid contact and corrosion.
- ESD-protected workspace: A repair environment protected against static electricity that does not damage boards.
Why is measurement-focused fault diagnosis important?
A symptom on a board such as "no display" or "won't turn on" can stem from many different causes. Measurement performed with the right instruments prevents unnecessary part replacement; this way, the correct component is repaired and unnecessary costs are avoided.
Our equipment inventory is kept up to date through the panel. Brand and model information is not stated without verification.
Which devices do we work on?
We perform measurement and repair on laptop and desktop motherboards, graphics cards, MacBook logic boards, and industrial electronic boards. For the condition of your device, you can review our services or report a fault.