Battery & component replacement
Battery, camera, charging and other component faults, assessed against the model and agreed repair requirements.
Mobile & tablet repairs
A fault is not
the end of
the line.
Component replacement, refurbishment and board-level repairs for business batches of smartphones and tablets.
Discuss your repairsSpecialist device repair
Business repair programmesComponent & board-level workScope and turnaround agreed
The repair capability
The right repair.
For the actual fault.
A failed device can need anything from a routine part replacement to detailed fault finding. We start with what is wrong, then discuss the route that makes commercial sense.
Not every device should be repaired.
Where the repair route is unsuitable or needs further approval, the outcome should be clear before more work is authorised.
Housing & cosmetic work
Housing and cosmetic refurbishment where appropriate, with the required finish and replacement parts agreed in advance.
Display repairs
Glass-only refurbishment where the original panel is suitable, or a different display repair route where it is not.
Board-level diagnosis
Fault finding and microsoldering for issues that cannot be resolved through a straightforward component replacement.
Beyond a parts swap
When the fault
goes deeper.
Board-level repair
Detailed assessment and microsoldering for charging, power and other motherboard faults.
Glass refurbishment
Preserve a working original display by replacing the damaged glass where suitable.
A record of the outcome
Agree the device-level reporting and exception information your operation needs.
A clear route from intake to return
Your batch.
No guessing.
A repair programme needs more than good technicians. It needs a clear process, sensible approval points and a record of the outcome.
Every device starts with a record.
Agree the intake list, device identifiers and scope. Check the batch on arrival and flag exceptions before they become problems.
Start with the right information
Device or serial reference
Models and reported faults
Quantity and intake exceptions
Turnaround, reporting and approval rules are agreed around your programme.
Let’s look at
your repair batch.
Share the models, reported faults and volume. We will discuss the next step.