iPhone & MacBook
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If data recovery is possible, your device may or may not be usable after repair — no guarantees. There is no warranty on any water/liquid damaged repair. Liquid-damaged devices are unpredictable: some repairs last years, some last months, and some only a few days. There is no way to predict the lifespan of any liquid-damaged device.

A no-image failure can be caused by liquid, drops, technician error and more. Diagnostics can take a few hours to a few days.

No power can be caused by liquid, impact, aftermarket chargers, or — most commonly — the external USB attachment fans sold almost everywhere. The USB fans short the charge-port IC chip in the phone, which stops it from powering on. Diagnostics can take a few hours to a few days.

A constant Apple-logo boot loop can be caused by liquid, drops, technician error and more. Diagnostics can take a few hours to a few days.

The touchscreen stops working after impact, liquid damage, or any other reason.

Other errors, including iTunes errors, can take a few hours to a few days to diagnose.

No power can be caused by liquid, impact, aftermarket chargers, or the USB fans sold almost everywhere. The USB fans short the charge-port IC chip, which stops the phone from powering on. Diagnostics can take a few hours to a few days.

This can happen from hard impact, water damage, or an inexperienced tech replacing your screen. Shine a bright light at the screen and you can usually still see a faint image, but the display doesn't light up. Usually repaired the same day in about 1–2 hours.

Symptoms include: Siri doesn't work, FaceTime/loudspeaker greyed out, you can't hear through the ear speaker, can't record voice memos, the phone takes ~5 minutes to power on, or you can't hear anyone on calls. This audio-IC fault is very common on iPhone 7 / 7 Plus. Please note: this is a difficult repair and, in very rare cases, carries a risk of losing cell service. No fee is charged for the attempted repair, but we cannot reimburse or replace your device if cell service is lost afterward.

Usually caused by hard impact or liquid damage — the iPhone powers on and works but there's no backlight or image. Sometimes a simple screen repair fixes it; many times it's a damaged backlight IC chip on the board. One way to tell the phone still works: connect it to a computer and open iTunes, which should detect the device.

No backlight happens from hard impact, water damage, or a screen repair. Shining a bright light at the screen usually shows a faint display, but the screen doesn't light up.

Causes range from hard impact and liquid damage to old age and overheating. Common symptoms: the device is on, you can hear notifications and feel vibration, iTunes can read it — but a bright light shows no faint image on the display.

No power can be caused by liquid, impact, aftermarket chargers, or the USB fans sold almost everywhere, which short the charge-port IC chip and stop the phone from powering on.

Fixes the touch display when it stops working, plus grey flickering bars across the top of the screen. Common on all iPhone 6 Plus models. Caused by impact or flexing of the frame, which loosens the touch-IC controller chip from the board.

Can happen from hard impact, water damage, a screen repair, and on rare occasions on its own. This repair can take a few hours or a few days to diagnose and fix.

The half-backlight display can happen with hard impact, water damage, a screen repair, and on rare occasions on its own. This repair can take a few hours or a few days to diagnose and fix.

If the home-button cable isn't torn or punctured and Touch ID stopped working after a screen replacement, we may be able to fix it — most likely a shorted component on the board from replacing the screen with the battery still connected.

A typical iPhone 6 repair where the LCD goes out by itself or from impact. Hard to diagnose, but it's often a backlight driver on the board that we can fix. Three main components make up the backlight driver, which can take a few hours just to diagnose.

Many cases are NOT repairable — usually from long-screw damage to the main board, when a tech mixes up the screws for the LCD shield and over-tightens. The longer screw digs into the board and breaks micro-traces internally. This is one of the hardest repairs; about 40% of the time it's technician error. If we determine it's just a backlight-driver rebuild, we can do the repair.

Not charging, battery stuck at 1% or 5%, or rapid battery drain (1–5% per minute). A common repair caused by aftermarket chargers with incorrect voltage burning out the charging IC, though it can also happen from old age.

Some cases come from liquid damage burning out a micro filter that controls the front and rear cameras. It can also occur from impact.

Boot-loop repair on these devices is usually caused by a faulty home-button module. We remove and replace it with a brand-new part, which should fix the problem.