What is micro-soldering?

It's board-level repair — working directly on the tiny chips and traces of a logic board rather than replacing the whole board. It saves cost and keeps your original data intact.

Is there a chance the device can't be saved?

We'll always give you an honest assessment before any work begins. Some boards are too far gone — we'll tell you upfront rather than charge you for work that won't help.

Yes — 6 months on the specific repair performed.

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← Repairs / Micro-Soldering

Board-level repair. When others give up.

Liquid-corroded boards, lifted pads, no-boot faults and chip-level failures — our dedicated micro-soldering bench handles the repairs that most shops can't quote on. Free assessment, honest outcome.

$149

starting price

1 – 5 days (complexity dependent)

typical turnaround

6 months

warranty

Book a repair (03) 8339 0014

What we fix

Common micro-soldering issues

Liquid damage & corrosion clean
No power / no boot
Charging IC failure
Touch IC (greybar)
GPU & display chip issues
Lifted pads & broken traces
Data recovery from damaged boards
Tristar / hydra chip replacement

Brands we service

MacBook logic boardsiPhone mainboardsiPad boardsSamsung mainboardsLaptop mainboards

Apple-certified technicians

Free diagnostic — no fix, no charge

6-month parts & labour warranty

FAQ

Questions about micro-soldering

What is micro-soldering?: It's board-level repair — working directly on the tiny chips and traces of a logic board rather than replacing the whole board. It saves cost and keeps your original data intact.
Is there a chance the device can't be saved?: We'll always give you an honest assessment before any work begins. Some boards are too far gone — we'll tell you upfront rather than charge you for work that won't help.
Is there a warranty?: Yes — 6 months on the specific repair performed.

Ready when you are.

Walk in for the fastest turnaround, or book online and we'll have everything ready when you arrive. No fix — no charge.

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