iGen LAB / Motherboards
Motherboard repair for electronic devices.
Diagnostics and repair at the motherboard level — for devices that a simple module swap can't fix.
Symptoms
When it's worth checking the motherboard
- The device shows no response at all when trying to power on
- The phone or laptop charges but won't turn on
- The device powers on and immediately shuts off
- A previous repair attempt didn't fix the issue
Motherboard
When might a repair involve the motherboard?
Symptoms such as no response to power or erratic behaviour may — but don't always — point to a motherboard fault. The real cause is determined during diagnostics, which is the only way to confirm whether the issue actually involves the board's electronics.
Scope
What motherboard repair covers
Feasibility check before any repair
Board-level repairs start with an assessment of whether the fault can be fixed at all. We share the realistic scope and cost only after diagnostics.
Process
How to submit a case to LAB
- 01
Submission
Describe the device model and the symptoms of the fault.
- 02
Case review
We review your request and determine whether diagnostics are needed.
- 03
Diagnostics
We locate the possible cause of the problem on the motherboard.
- 04
Next steps
We share information about the possible repair scope.
Other services
Other iGen LAB specialisations
Have a device with an unusual fault?
Describe the device model and the symptoms — we'll check whether motherboard repair is possible.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When should I suspect a motherboard problem?
When the device doesn't respond to a power-on attempt, shuts off right after turning on, or a previous module swap didn't fix the issue — these are signals that may, but don't always, point to the motherboard.
Does a device not turning on mean the motherboard is faulty?
Not always. A power-on failure can have several causes — the real source of the problem is determined during diagnostics.
Can every motherboard be repaired?
Not always — it depends on the extent of the damage and component availability. We assess this after diagnostics.
What does the diagnostic process involve?
We check whether the fault can be repaired at all before presenting the scope of work and cost.
How do I submit a device?
Describe the device model and the symptoms of the fault — we'll use that to determine the next steps.