iPhone testing from individual parts to the logic board.
A charging problem does not always require a new charging port, and a black display is not always caused by the screen. Testing separates a replaceable-part fault from a power or motherboard issue.
We handle iPhone screen, battery, charging, camera, audio and board-level faults. Before the repair, you receive a clear explanation of the proposed solution and whether it is reasonable for the device and its condition.
Common faults we handle
- Cracked screen or touch failure
- Short battery life or sudden shutdowns
- No charging or cable detection
- Camera, microphone or earpiece faults
- Damage after liquid contact or impact
- No power or repeated restarts
Technical inspection
How we inspect an iPhone fault
We test the reported symptom, charging, battery condition and key device functions. If there are signs of board damage, electrical measurements help determine whether a circuit or connection can be repaired.
Work considered after diagnosis
- Screen replacement and touch testing
- Battery replacement after assessment
- Charging-system cleaning or repair
- Camera, microphone and earpiece inspection
- Liquid-damage assessment without false guarantees
- Motherboard diagnosis and repair where possible
Our process
From intake to final testing.
- IntakeWe record the symptom and relevant device history.
- DiagnosisWe inspect the cause at our workshop.
- ApprovalWe explain the solution, cost and estimated time.
- RepairAfter approval, we complete the work and final tests.
Useful answers
Frequently asked questions
Should the iPhone be tested before a screen replacement?
Yes. Testing confirms whether the damage is limited to the display or whether an impact has affected another function.
Can a liquid-damaged iPhone be repaired?
It must be inspected as soon as possible and should not be charged. Repairability depends on the extent of corrosion and cannot be confirmed without diagnosis.
Will I lose my data during repair?
Most part replacements do not require erasing the phone. A recent backup is always recommended whenever the device still operates.