PCB Repair in Nairobi, Kenya
A circuit board that stopped working doesn't always need replacing. Sinsal assesses printed circuit boards at the component level to determine whether the fault can be isolated and repaired.
Common Equipment or Faults
- Board doesn't power on
- Intermittent operation or random resets
- Visible damage to traces, pads, or connectors
- A component that runs unusually hot
What Sinsal Assesses
- Power-rail voltages and current draw
- Visual and microscope inspection of the board surface
- Continuity across traces and connectors
- Behavior of individual components under test
What You May Receive
Diagnostic findings, Repairability decision, Repair record where work proceeds.
Important Limitation
Not every board is repairable — some faults require parts that are no longer available, or affect the board too extensively to justify repair over replacement.
Common Questions
Can a damaged PCB be repaired?
Often, yes — depending on which component failed and how accessible it is. Assessment determines this before any repair work begins.
How long does PCB repair take?
It depends on the fault and parts availability. Assessment includes an estimated timeline before work is approved.
Have Equipment That Needs a Second Opinion?
Describe the equipment and the fault. Sinsal will confirm whether it's a fit for diagnostics and repair before any work begins.