Repairs that go beyond simple parts replacement.

Not every fault requires a board-level repair. For many devices, proven repairs through replacement of the defective component are the right solution.

Depending on the device and the fault pattern, these include, among others:

• Display and touchscreen repairs
• Battery replacement
• Charging ports and charging electronics
• Camera and camera modules
• Speakers and microphones
• Buttons and switches
• Connectors and connections
• Housing and other components

We focus not only on replacing the defective part, but also on clean and professional workmanship.

This is where RD-Repairstore's particular specialization begins.

With suitable measurement technology and microscopy, even very small electronic components, traces and solder joints can be examined and worked on.

Depending on the damage, this can include, for example:

• Replacement of the smallest electronic components
• Repair of damaged traces
• Renewing or repairing solder joints
• Repair of pads and contacts
• Work on connectors and board connections
• Fixing short circuits
• Fault-finding on the board
• Repair of damage from drops, liquid or mechanical stress
• Work on complex electronic assemblies

Especially where replacing an entire board would be disproportionately expensive or unavailable, a targeted component-level repair can be a sensible alternative.

A device that no longer works doesn't always clearly show which component is actually defective.

That's why a professional repair begins with a systematic diagnosis.

Depending on the fault pattern, this includes, among other things:

• Analyzing faults and symptoms
• Checking voltages and current draw
• Examining components and assemblies
• Inspecting boards under the microscope
• Narrowing down short circuits and anomalies
• Identifying damaged or faulty components

The goal isn't to replace parts on a hunch, but to narrow down the fault as precisely as possible and fix it in a targeted way.

Replacing an entire assembly isn't always the only option.

If, for example, only a single component on a board is defective, a component-level repair can in some cases be significantly more sensible than replacing the entire board.

This not only saves resources but can also reduce repair costs – provided a repair is technically sound and economically justifiable.

That said: not every kind of damage can be repaired. If a repair is not technically reliable or not economically sensible, we say so openly.

We work on the repair of a wide range of electronic devices and assemblies.

This can include, for example:

• Smartphones
• Tablets
• Laptops and notebooks
• PCs and mini PCs
• Game consoles
• Consumer electronics
• Networking equipment
• Electronic assemblies
• Controllers and other electronic devices

Whether a repair is possible always depends on the specific device and fault pattern.

So feel free to contact us even with an unusual defect, or one that another shop has already failed to repair.

Electronic devices can be damaged by various external influences.

With this kind of damage, a thorough examination is especially important, since the visible damage doesn't necessarily represent the actual cause of the fault.

A repair can be more than just restoring a single device.

When a fault can be fixed in a targeted way, entire assemblies or whole devices don't necessarily need to be replaced. This allows working components to be preserved and unnecessary electronic waste to be avoided.

Our aim: preserve as much as is technically sound – and only replace what's actually defective.

Not every fault is automatically repairable.

That's why we first examine the fault pattern and the technical possibilities. If it becomes clear before or during the diagnosis that a repair isn't sensible, not reliably possible, or not economically justifiable, we communicate this openly.

That way you know where you stand before any unnecessary costs arise.