When a MacBook won’t turn on, won’t charge or shows nothing on the screen, the fault is often a single failed component on the logic board. Apple replaces the whole board. We find the failed part and replace it at chip level, which usually costs far less and keeps your data where it is.
Logic board faults we repair
- No power, no charging, or stuck at 5V on USB-C
- Black screen with the Mac running (backlight or display circuit faults)
- Liquid damage and corrosion
- Shorted power rails
- Failed USB-C or Thunderbolt port circuits
- Kernel panics and constant restarts caused by board faults
Your data
On Apple silicon and T2 Macs, storage is soldered to the logic board and encrypted. Repairing the board, rather than replacing it, is often the only way to get your files back. If the files matter most, tell us and we will put data first.
We diagnose the fault on the bench and agree the price with you before any work starts. Many repairs are finished the same day when parts are in stock, and all come with a 3-month warranty.
Questions we get asked
Apple said my Mac needs a new logic board. Can you repair it instead?
In most cases, yes. We diagnose it first and give you a fixed price before any work starts.
How long does a board repair take?
Typically two to five working days, depending on the fault and parts.
Book online, bring it in or call us
Book online in two minutes, or walk in to The Willows, Unit 1, 80 Willow Walk, London SE1 5SY, Mon to Sat, 9am to 6pm. We look at the fault and give you a price before any work starts.