Chip Level Repair: Repairing by Replacing Faulty ICs, Capacitors, Didodes, Transistors
Chip Level Repair is not an easy work. Broad knowledge of on board complex circuit paths, the numerous components attachhed on the paths and their functions, plays a vital role to work on it. So, it is highly technical process that involves diagnosing and fixing problems directly on the motherboard and its components. It requires expertise in handling microchips, ICs, transistors, and circuits. Unlike basic hardware replacement, chip-level repair identifies faults on the logic board and repairs or replaces tiny components, offering a cost-effective and precise solution.
Having issues with your motherboard, graphics chip, or internal power circuits? Our chip-level repair service goes beyond basic troubleshooting—we fix your computer at the micro-component level using precision tools and experienced technicians. Save your system without replacing expensive parts. Fast, affordable, and reliable service trusted by hundreds of customers.
At IT Solution Center, we provide trusted chip-level repair services for both laptops, desktops, printers, air condtioner's pcb board, ensuring long-term stability and performance of your device.
1. Why Chip Level Repair?
Chip level repairing doesn't let you replace your whole machine. It helps us replace micro components attached on machine's motherboard causing the device malfunctioning. Unlike replacing an entire motherboard, chip-level repair targets the exact faulty chip or component. This reduces costs while maintaining the original system board, improving device reliability.
2. Tools We Use
We use the following tools to repair:
SMD Reflow Machines
Multimeters & Oscilloscopes
Hot Air Guns & Precision Soldering Kits
BIOS Programmers
3. Repair Processes
Diagnosis: We begin with a thorough diagnosis using multimeters and testing software to detect faulty chips or power lines.
Component Testing: Capacitors, resistors, diodes, and ICs are tested for voltage irregularities or shorts.
Fault Identification: After pinpointing the issue, we decide whether to repair or replace the faulty chip.
Final Testing:
After repair, the board undergoes multiple rounds of testing to ensure 100% functionality.
4. Who Should Choose Chip Level Repair?
Students and professionals with budget laptops/desktops.
Businesses running legacy systems or custom-built PCs.
Users with expensive motherboards that are hard to replace.
Anyone looking to revive dead systems or fix intermittent issues.
