B2B-01 · PARTNER BENCH

    Repair-shop and B2B overflow

    A discreet escalation bench for boards beyond your current tooling, time or component-level workflow. Ohmvia can take individual difficult cases or repeat overflow without stepping into your client relationship.

    01

    Equipment reviewed

    • Phone and computer logic boards
    • GPUs, consoles and workstation boards
    • Industrial and commercial control boards
    • Previously attempted or incomplete repairs
    02

    Common cases

    • 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
    03

    Bench scope

    • Component-level diagnosis and microsoldering
    • BGA, QFN and fine-pitch rework
    • Clear fit/no-fit and technical findings
    • Unbranded communication suitable for partner workflows

    IMPORTANT LIMITS

    Board repair is one part of the wider responsibility.

    • 01No fabricated success rate or diagnosis before inspection
    • 02Turnaround and batch terms are agreed per workload
    • 03The referring partner retains its own client and warranty obligations

    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.

    Mention B2B or overflow, expected monthly volume, board families, fault history and whether you need an unbranded technical report.

    Email is best for detailed cases and photographs. WhatsApp is available for quick fit questions.

    FAQ

    Questions about this service

    Will you contact our end customer?

    No. Partner cases can be handled without client-facing Ohmvia branding or direct end-customer communication.

    Can we send a batch?

    Yes, after an initial scope review. Send the board families, quantities, typical faults and required reporting so the intake and diagnosis terms can be agreed.

    Do you accept boards another technician attempted?

    Yes. Photographs and an honest record of previous work help us judge whether the board remains a viable candidate.