B2B-01 · REPAIRS FOR BUSINESSES
Repairs for shops and IT teams
We repair boards referred by repair shops, refurbishers and IT teams. Send one board or discuss a batch before shipping. We agree the diagnosis fee and report format with you, and communication stays with your business rather than your customer.
Equipment we assess
- Phone and computer logic boards
- GPUs, consoles and workstation boards
- Industrial and commercial control boards
- Previously attempted or incomplete repairs
Faults we investigate
- No-power and shorted-rail cases
- Intermittent faults and failed quality control
- Liquid, corrosion and pad damage
- Cases stalled by missing schematics or donor parts
Diagnosis and repair work
- Component-level diagnosis and microsoldering
- BGA, QFN and fine-pitch rework
- Diagnosis findings and an assessment of whether repair is possible
- Unbranded technical reports for the referring business
IMPORTANT LIMITS
Board repair is one part of the wider responsibility.
- 01Repairability can only be determined after inspection
- 02Turnaround and batch terms are agreed per workload
- 03The referring partner retains its own client and warranty obligations
REQUEST A TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT
Information to include in your enquiry
Include the exact model or part number, the symptoms and previous repair history. The details below help us decide what equipment we need for diagnosis and testing.
Mention B2B or overflow, expected monthly volume, board families, fault history and whether you need an unbranded technical report.
Use email for a detailed description and photos, or WhatsApp for a short question before shipping.
FAQ
Questions about this service
Will you contact our end customer?
We communicate with your business. Reports can be provided without Ohmvia branding for you to share with your customer.
Can we send a batch?
Yes, by agreement before shipping. Send board types, quantities, common faults and reporting requirements so we can confirm diagnosis and batch terms.
Do you accept boards another technician attempted?
Yes. Include photos and a record of components replaced, removed or heated so we can assess the remaining damage.
