Industrial PCB Repair

Industrial Circuit Board & PCB Repair — Component-Level

We repair industrial circuit boards at the component level — not board swaps. Failed capacitors, blown IGBT drivers, burned traces, corrupted firmware. We find the root cause and fix it, preserving your original configuration and eliminating costly lead times.

Free Diagnostic Evaluation
Repair or No Charge
2-Year Warranty
48–72 Hour Standard Turnaround

Types of Industrial Circuit Boards We Repair

Component-level repair across all major industrial board categories — from simple I/O cards to complex multi-layer drive control boards.

Power Supply Boards

SMPS and linear power supply boards for PLCs, HMIs, and drive systems. Common failures include failed MOSFETs, shorted filter capacitors, and blown fuse traces.

Motor Control Boards

Control and gate driver boards for AC and DC motor drives. Includes IGBT gate drivers, current sense amplifiers, and protection circuit components.

Logic / CPU Boards

Processor and logic boards for PLCs, CNCs, and industrial controllers. Component-level repair of microprocessors, memory ICs, and oscillator circuits.

I/O Interface Boards

Digital and analog I/O modules, signal conditioning cards, and fieldbus interface boards. Repair of optoisolators, DAC/ADC converters, and relay drivers.

Drive Control Boards

Regulator and control boards inside VFDs, servo drives, and DC drives. Handles speed reference, feedback, and protection logic — critical to drive operation.

Communication Boards

EtherNet/IP, Profibus, DeviceNet, and serial communication cards. Repair of transceiver ICs, termination networks, and protocol controller chips.

Display & HMI Boards

Backlight driver boards, touch controller PCBs, and display interface cards for industrial HMI panels. Repair of LED driver ICs and display timing controllers.

Safety Relay Boards

Safety-rated relay modules and monitoring boards for E-stop circuits, light curtains, and safety door interlock systems. Repair and recertification support.

Boards From All Major Manufacturers

We repair circuit boards from every major industrial automation brand — including obsolete and discontinued boards no longer available from the OEM.

Allen-Bradley PLC-5, SLC 500, ControlLogix, MicroLogix, PowerFlex drive boards, Kinetix servo boards
Siemens S7-300/400/1500 modules, SINAMICS drive control boards, SIMOREG DC drive boards, SINUMERIK CNC boards
ABB ACS drive control boards, RDCU, AINT, AINT interface boards, AC500 PLC modules, power supply cards
Yaskawa A1000, V1000, E7 drive boards, DP card, PG-X2, SI-N1 communication cards, Sigma servo control boards
Fanuc CNC control boards, servo amplifier PCBs, I/O modules, axis control boards, spindle drive boards
Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC PLC boards, FR-A800 drive control cards, MR-J4 servo drive boards, GOT HMI boards
Schneider Electric Modicon M340/M580 processor boards, Altivar drive control boards, Momentum I/O boards
Custom & OEM Boards Any proprietary industrial board — legacy machine tool controls, custom OEM drive boards, specialty process control PCBs

Common PCB Failures We Repair

Industrial boards fail in predictable ways. Component-level diagnosis pinpoints the exact failure so we replace only what's needed.

Fault 01

Blown Fuses & Failed Capacitors

Electrolytic capacitors degrade over time from heat cycling, causing bulging, venting, or leakage. This is the most common failure mode on boards over 7 years old. We replace individual capacitors with rated equivalents — not the entire board.

Fault 02

Failed IGBT & Transistor Gate Drivers

Gate driver ICs fail from overvoltage transients, short circuits, and thermal runaway events. Symptoms include drive faults on startup, overcurrent trips, or complete loss of output. We replace the specific driver IC and inspect surrounding gate resistors.

Fault 03

Burned Traces & Solder Joint Failures

High current paths and vibration cause trace burns and cold solder joints. We use microsection analysis, UV dye penetrant, and X-ray inspection to locate hidden trace damage, then rework or re-route affected areas under 40x magnification.

Fault 04

Failed Op-Amps & Signal Amplifiers

Analog signal chain failures — failed current sense amplifiers, instrumentation amps, and comparator ICs — cause erratic speed control, feedback errors, or nuisance faults. We bench-test each amplifier stage to isolate the failed device.

Fault 05

Corrupted EEPROM & Firmware

EEPROMs and flash memory devices can corrupt from power surges or battery-backed RAM failures. We read, back up, and restore firmware using device programmer equipment where possible. Original configuration parameters are preserved.

Fault 06

Power Supply Section Failure

Switching regulator failures, shorted rectifier diodes, and failed bulk filter capacitors starve downstream logic from stable voltage rails. We trace power supply rails under load to identify the root cause before replacing components.

Our PCB Repair Process

A disciplined 5-step process — every board is bench-tested before it ships back to you

1

Receive & Log

Your board is logged into our system, photographed, and assigned a repair ticket. You receive confirmation with an estimated timeline within one business day.

2

Visual & Component Inspection

Under magnification, we inspect for burned components, bulging capacitors, cracked ICs, lifted pads, and contamination. Incoming photos are taken at this stage.

3

Circuit-Level Diagnosis

Using oscilloscopes, ESR meters, and in-circuit testers, we trace faults to the specific failed component — not just the board section. Root cause is documented before any parts are ordered.

4

Repair & Component Replace

Failed components are replaced with parts from authorized distributors — Digi-Key, Mouser, Arrow. BGA rework performed under reflow oven. Trace repairs under 40x stereo microscope.

5

Burn-In Test & QA

Repaired boards run a minimum 4-hour burn-in under load conditions to verify stability. Output parameters and protection functions are verified before the board ships with warranty documentation.

Why Repair Instead of Replace?

The total cost of board replacement is almost always higher than it looks — especially for obsolete equipment.

Component-Level Repair

Flexa Systems PCB Repair

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  • Free diagnostic — no charge if unrepairable
  • 48–72 hour standard turnaround
  • Original configuration & parameters preserved
  • Works for obsolete & discontinued boards
  • 2-year parts and labor warranty
New Board Replacement

OEM Replacement Board

$2,000 – $15,000
  • 6–20+ week OEM lead time on many boards
  • Obsolete boards: unavailable at any price
  • Requires reprogramming & reconfiguration
  • May need wiring or mounting modifications
  • Full commissioning time on top of lead time
The obsolescence problem: Many industrial circuit boards used in equipment manufactured between 1995 and 2015 are no longer available from the OEM. A replacement board — if you can find one — may come from an unvetted surplus broker and arrive without any warranty. Component-level repair of your existing board eliminates this risk entirely.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our industrial PCB repair service

Send us the board for a free evaluation — we'll diagnose it within 24–48 hours of receipt and tell you exactly what's wrong. The only boards we decline to repair are those with physical destruction (shattered PCB substrate, severe fire damage beyond the board surface) or where replacement ICs are completely unavailable. The vast majority of industrial boards we receive are repairable. If we can't fix it, there is no charge.
Include the board part number (printed on the PCB or from the equipment manual), the equipment make and model it came from, and a description of the symptoms or fault codes observed before failure. A photo of the board installed in the machine is helpful. The more context you provide, the faster we can diagnose and quote.
Standard turnaround is 48–72 hours from the time we complete the diagnostic and you approve the repair quote. Complex boards requiring hard-to-source components may take longer — we'll communicate any extended lead times before you approve the repair. Rush service with same-day or next-day turnaround is available for critical production situations.
Yes. We replace failed components with new, specification-equivalent parts from authorized distributors. The board undergoes a 4-hour minimum burn-in test and full functional verification before shipping. All original parameters and configuration data are preserved where applicable. Our 2-year warranty covers any recurrence of the repaired failure.
Yes — this is one of our specialties. Repairing your existing board is often the only viable option when the OEM no longer manufactures the replacement and surplus market inventory is depleted or unreliable. We maintain access to a broad network of component distributors for legacy ICs and passive components, and can often source hard-to-find parts that keep your equipment running for years longer.
Free Evaluation — No Obligation

Send Us Your Board for Evaluation

Free diagnostic on every board received. We'll tell you exactly what's wrong and what it costs to fix — before any repair begins. No charge if we can't repair it.