East Portland's board-level repair shop on SE 96th Ave, right next to T-Mobile. Most shops replace the whole board — we fix the specific component that failed. If another shop said it's not fixable, bring it to us.
This is often deeper than the port itself — a failed charging IC, a damaged trace, or a shorted filter on the board. Portland customers bring these in daily to our SE 96th Ave shop.
Dead doesn't always mean gone. Failed power management ICs, blown fuses, or corroded pads can all cause a device to show nothing. We diagnose under the microscope before we do anything else.
Backlight filter failures, damaged display connectors, broken traces to the GPU. We isolate the board-level fault rather than assuming it's the screen.
Corrosion kills boards slowly. The sooner you bring it in to our Portland location, the better the outcome. We clean, inspect, and repair the specific components affected.
Even when a device can't be fully restored, the storage chip often survives. We can remove and read it directly to recover your photos, files, and data.
FPC connectors, USB-C ports, and Lightning connectors take a beating. We re-pad, re-trace, and re-ball at the board level — work most Portland shops won't attempt.
RF modules, antenna switches, and baseband ICs are all serviceable at the board level. Dropped connections or greyed-out toggles are often a solvable board fault.
Audio ICs, codec chips, and filter components fail — especially after drops or liquid exposure. Bring it to our NE 117th Ave shop and we'll replace the specific component.
Microsoldering isn't just for phones. Any device with a circuit board can have a component-level failure — and a component-level fix. Most Portland customers don't know this is an option until they've already been quoted a full replacement.
If you've got something broken — a car cluster, a project board, an industrial remote, a vintage piece of gear — bring it to our SE 96th Ave location. We'll look at it, tell you what's wrong, and give you an honest quote before anything happens.
Instrument clusters, infotainment boards, TPMS modules, control units. Car electronics are expensive to replace — often fixable at the component level for a fraction of the cost.
Arduino, Raspberry Pi, custom PCBs, robotics controllers. Whether you burnt a trace or fried a component, we can get your project board back on track at our Vancouver shop.
Remote controllers, PLCs, industrial displays, test equipment. When a machine goes down and a replacement board is backordered for weeks, we're often the faster option.
Audio equipment, vintage consoles, legacy hardware. If the part isn't made anymore, replacing the whole unit isn't always the answer — board-level repair often is.
iPhone, Android, iPad, Samsung tablets. Logic board repair, charging ICs, data recovery, backlight filters, audio ICs — all models, at our Portland SE 96th Ave location.
MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Windows laptops. Power rail faults, GPU issues, liquid damage, USB-C board repair, no-POST diagnosis.
PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck. HDMI ports, power issues, liquid damage, BGA reballing, controller PCB repair.
Instrument clusters, infotainment units, BCMs, control modules. Component-level repair as an alternative to expensive dealer replacements — Portland area customers welcome.
Arduino, Raspberry Pi, custom PCBs, robotics controllers, 3D printer boards, RC electronics. We work on anything with traces and pads at our SE 96th Ave shop.
PLCs, remote controllers, test equipment, industrial displays. Fast turnaround when a replacement board is weeks out and your equipment is down.
Board-level repair is one of the most technically demanding things in device repair. Some jobs call for a replacement part. Some call for working directly on the board under a microscope — replacing components measured in fractions of a millimeter. Some call for both.
We've been doing this for over 25 years from our Portland shop on SE 96th Ave. We've seen the damage other shops declined, the boards written off as unrepairable, and the devices that just needed someone willing to go deeper.
Stereo microscopes at 40x+ magnification. The components we replace are often smaller than a grain of salt — this isn't work you can do by hand.
A replacement logic board often costs close to a new device. We find what actually failed and replace just that — saving you from an unnecessary board swap.
Liquid shorts components. We trace where it failed and repair at the source — not just clean it and hope for the best.
Before we start, we tell you exactly what we found and what it costs. If the repair cost approaches what a replacement would run you, we'll say so.
Walk in to our Portland shop — diagnosis is free.