Equipment repair and maintenance
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Industrial component repair
Board-level repair of servo drives, encoders, I/O modules, HMIs, power supplies and the parts your line can’t run without.
When a drive, encoder or I/O module fails, a whole line can stop. Buying a new unit is often slow, expensive, or impossible if the model is no longer made. Board-level repair is frequently the faster and cheaper route, and it keeps the equipment you already know and trust in service.
We diagnose the failed module, repair or replace the faulty components, and test it on the bench before it goes back to you. If a unit can’t be repaired economically, we tell you plainly and return it, so you can make the call with the facts.
What to send: the unit, a description of the fault, photos of the nameplate, and whether it failed suddenly or gradually. The more we know about how it failed, the faster we find the cause.
What we work on
Typical equipment and work.
Not listed? Ask. If it’s within our skills and we can test it properly, we’ll take it on, and tell you honestly if we can’t.
Motion and drives
- Servo drives and servo amplifiers
- Soft starters
- Encoders
- Robotics electronics
Control
- PLC cards and input/output modules
- Counters and timers
- Control relays and interface boards
Instrumentation
- Flow meters
- Chart recorders
- Indicators and transmitters
Displays, power and safety
- Industrial monitors and HMIs
- Switch-mode power supplies
- Printed circuit boards
- Safety equipment electronics
How we deliver it
Whichever route suits the job.
At our workshop
Send or bring the unit. We inspect it, tell you what’s wrong and what it will take, repair it, test it and return it with a report.
Remotely
Describe the fault, share photos or join a video call, and we’ll help you choose the fastest route: guidance, a visit or a workshop repair.
Process
The repair process.
Tell us the fault
Use the form, call or email: make, model, serial number, what happened, and photos if you have them.
Inspection and diagnosis
We inspect and test the unit to find the cause, and record its condition when it arrives.
Quotation and approval
A written quotation with the work, parts, turnaround and warranty. Nothing starts without your approval.
Repair
Component-level repair with suitable parts, under ESD-safe handling for electronics.
Testing
Functional and, where appropriate, load testing, recorded in a test report.
Return with report
Back to you with the test report, warranty and invoice.
What you get
Documented at every step.
Every repair carries a written warranty. The period is stated on your quotation.
- A fault report for each unit, with the root cause where it can be found
- A written quotation, or a clear “beyond economical repair” verdict
- A bench test report before return
- A written warranty on the repair
- Units packed for safe return, with ESD-safe packaging for boards
Questions
Component repair: frequently asked.
What should I send with the unit?
The unit itself, a short description of the fault (what happens, any error codes, whether it failed suddenly or gradually), photos of the nameplate, and your contact details. If the unit came out of a larger system, tell us what it connects to. Our article on sending a unit for repair has a full checklist.
The part is obsolete. Can you still repair it?
Often, yes. Obsolete and long-lead imported modules are where component-level repair helps most, because a new unit may not exist. We repair or replace the failed components on the board and test the module before returning it.
Do you need the whole machine?
Usually not. We need the failed module, and sometimes its cables or a description of its connections. If the fault only shows up in the machine, we may suggest an on-site visit or remote diagnosis first.
How long does a repair take?
It depends on the fault and on parts. The quotation states the turnaround for your unit. If it’s a breakdown, tell us when you send it and we’ll say honestly what’s possible.
Do you test units before returning them?
Yes, every unit is bench-tested after repair, and the test report comes back with it. Some faults only show under real load in the machine, so we also tell you what to check when you refit it.
Related services
Often needed together.
Maintenance contracts (AMC)
Planned visits, priority breakdown response and a service history for every asset you put under contract.
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Learn moreGot a unit that’s down?
Tell us the make, model and fault, and we’ll reply within one working day with questions or next steps.