MAR-03 · MARINE ELECTRONICS
Marine and yacht electronics
Case-reviewed board repair for marine electronics affected by corrosion, unstable power, age or unavailable replacements. Rhodes-based intake supports local vessels and equipment shipped from elsewhere.
Equipment reviewed
- Navigation and multifunction displays
- Autopilot and monitoring electronics
- Control panels and interface boards
- Marine chargers, inverters and power supplies
Common cases
- Salt, moisture and galvanic corrosion
- No-power and unstable supply faults
- Dim, intermittent or dead displays
- Damaged connectors, inputs and communication interfaces
Bench scope
- Corrosion assessment and controlled cleaning
- Power and signal-path diagnosis
- Connector and component-level repair
- Conformal-coating repair where technically appropriate
IMPORTANT LIMITS
Board repair is one part of the wider responsibility.
- 01Waterproof integrity is not assumed after board work
- 02Navigation, radio and safety equipment require onboard validation
- 03The vessel operator remains responsible for redundant safety equipment
REQUEST A TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT
What to send for a useful first review
Before shipping anything, send the exact model, the observed behavior, relevant history and clear photographs of the board or equipment.
Send the vessel/equipment type, manufacturer, model, supply voltage, exact symptoms, exposure history and clear internal and external photographs.
Email is best for detailed cases and photographs. WhatsApp is available for quick fit questions.
FAQ
Questions about this service
Can you work on salt-damaged boards?
Yes, when corrosion has not destroyed critical layers or inaccessible components. Do not power or rinse the unit before assessment.
Can you test the complete marine system?
Bench checks are possible for some units, but final onboard integration and navigation or safety validation must be performed on the vessel.
Do you accept equipment from outside Rhodes?
Yes. Contact us before shipping so we can confirm what part of the system should be sent and how it should be packed.