Charging faults diagnosed properly — the port, the cable circuit or the board — then repaired.
Please note: This replaces the charging port itself — if testing shows the fault is on the motherboard, we quote that separately before any work.
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Service Details
An iPad that will not charge is not always a broken connector. It can be the charging circuit on the logic board, and swapping the port on that device changes nothing. We test first and tell you which it is.
The port itself is soldered to the board, so replacing it is microsoldering work — done under the microscope, in house, not sent away.
How long it takes
The USB-C port on this iPad is soldered to the logic board, so this is board-level microsoldering — typically 1–3 days rather than a while-you-wait job. We diagnose first and quote before any work.
Common Questions
- Is it the port or the charging circuit? Either can cause the same symptoms — we test first and quote what we actually find.
- How long does it take? Typically 1–3 days — microscope work, done in house, not sent away.
- What warranty do I get? Board-level repairs are covered by a 6-month warranty.