Part replacement
A known failed part—such as a screen, battery or standard connector assembly—is replaced and the device is tested.
Advanced repairs
If another repair ends at ‘motherboard fault’, that does not always mean the device is finished. We can investigate faults at board and component level—without ever guaranteeing an outcome we have not yet earned.
The difference
The customer-friendly explanation is simple: if the obvious part is not the real source of failure, the electronics behind it need to be tested.
A known failed part—such as a screen, battery or standard connector assembly—is replaced and the device is tested.
The fault is traced through circuitry, power rails, connectors and components to identify what is actually failing.
Workshop capability
All repair work accepted by Start Technology is completed in our own workshop using our own advanced diagnostic, micro-soldering and electronic repair equipment.
Board-level diagnosis where part replacement does not address the actual failure.
Tracing abnormal current draw, missing power and shorted circuitry.
Controlled component and connector work under magnification.
Assessment and repair of corrosion or component damage where viable.
Board-mounted charging, data and other connector replacement or repair.
Specialised troubleshooting for practical equipment the workshop can responsibly accept.
In-house capability: The workshop possesses the high-end machinery required for sophisticated electronic diagnosis and repair. Device suitability and repairability are still confirmed through inspection; no outcome is guaranteed before diagnosis.
Already been told it cannot be repaired?
A previous diagnosis may be correct—but a board fault sometimes deserves a closer look before the device is written off.
We will inspect the device, explain whether further investigation is sensible and make the limits clear. Some repairs are technically impossible or economically unwise, and we will say so.
Let us inspect itStart with clarity
Tell us what the device does, what happened before the failure and whether another technician has already worked on it.