Motherboard repair

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A laptop that is completely dead, won't charge, powers on with a black screen, or keeps restarting usually has a motherboard fault. Many shops will tell you to replace the whole board. UnBrick repairs it at chip level instead: we trace the fault to the failed component and replace that part.

We repair motherboards on all laptop brands and on MacBooks. Common jobs are power and charging circuit faults, short circuits after a liquid spill, BIOS corruption that needs reprogramming, and failed CPU or graphics chips, which we can reball or reflow. The team has more than 15 years of this hardware work.

Bring the laptop and its charger to our workshop at Sun Satellite, C-102, Sun City Road, Anand Nagar, near Sinhagad Road, Pune, or send the model and what happened on WhatsApp. If it stopped working after a spill, switch it off and don't try to charge it before you bring it in.

For other repairs, see laptop repair, MacBook repair and chip-level repair.

Common questions about motherboard repair

My laptop is completely dead. Is it the motherboard?
Often, but not always. A faulty charger or battery can look the same. We check those first, then the board.

Is repairing a motherboard cheaper than replacing it?
Usually, yes. Chip-level repair replaces only the failed part, not the whole board.

Do you repair MacBook logic boards?
Yes. A MacBook motherboard is called a logic board, and we repair those at chip level too.

My laptop got wet. What should I do?
Switch it off, unplug it, don’t charge it, and bring it in as soon as you can. Liquid damage gets worse the longer the board stays wet.