Industrial electronics repair
A faulted VFD, servo drive, PLC, HMI, CNC control, or industrial power supply can hold up a line for as long as the replacement takes to arrive, so we diagnose the board, repair the failed section, and put the original unit back in service.
- drive or PLC fault / trip code
- no power / dead output
- blown input or output stage
- overheating
- no communication / comms fault
- dead HMI display
- nuisance trips
- ABB
- Allen-Bradley
- Siemens
- Yaskawa
- Fanuc
- Mitsubishi
- Danfoss
- Schneider
Board-level repair for industrial drives and controls
Industrial VFDs, servo drives, PLCs, HMIs, CNC controls, and industrial power supplies are expensive to replace and often sit on long lead times, so a fault code or a dead output can stall a line while a new unit is on order. Board-level repair is the alternative: diagnose the actual failed component, repair the board, and get the original unit back in service rather than buying new.
What we see fail
A drive or PLC throwing a fault or trip code, no power or a dead output stage, a blown input or output section, overheating, a comms fault that drops the unit off the network, a dead HMI display, or nuisance trips that won’t clear: these are the recurring reasons industrial equipment lands on a bench rather than a straightforward end-of-life failure.
A rare specialty in this region
Board-level repair for industrial electronics is rare on the Space Coast, since most local options are limited to selling or installing new equipment, and the broader state has, at most, one established mail-in specialist doing this kind of work. That gap is why this exists primarily as a mail-in service for businesses, alongside local pickup and drop-off in the Brevard area.
Devices we work on
VFDs, servo and DC drives, PLCs, HMIs, CNC controls, and industrial power supplies across ABB, Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Yaskawa, Fanuc, Mitsubishi, Danfoss, and Schneider. This is independent board-level repair of this equipment; we are not an authorized or affiliated service center for any of the manufacturers named.
How it works
Every unit gets a free evaluation first, with no obligation. From there it’s a firm quote, your approval, then the repair. Nothing happens to your board until you say go.
Local pickup, or ship it in
Businesses can drop equipment off in Palm Bay or Melbourne, or ship it in from anywhere; the process is identical, and mail-in is the primary channel for industrial customers who don’t have a board-level repair option near them.
Four steps. You approve before we start.
Drop off in Palm Bay or Melbourne, or mail it in from anywhere. Same process either way.
Diagnose
We open it up and find the real fault at the component level.
Free · no obligationFirm quote
A fixed price and turnaround — no surprises, no diagnostic fee.
You approve
Nothing happens to your board until you say go.
Repair & return
Component-level repair, tested, and back to you.
Frequently asked
Is board-level repair cheaper than replacing a drive or PLC?
Often it can be. Board-level repair targets the specific failed component rather than replacing the entire drive, PLC, or power supply, which typically costs less than buying new and can also avoid a long lead-time wait for the exact replacement model. Every unit gets a free evaluation and a firm quote before any repair work starts, so you know the real number before committing.
Do you offer mail-in industrial electronics repair for businesses?
Yes — mail-in is the primary way we serve industrial and business customers, since board-level repair for VFDs, PLCs, servo drives, and industrial controls is rare in this region. Ship the unit in, and the process is the same as a local drop-off: free evaluation, firm quote, your approval, then the repair.
What brands of industrial drives and controls do you repair?
ABB, Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Yaskawa, Fanuc, Mitsubishi, Danfoss, and Schneider, across VFDs, servo and DC drives, PLCs, HMIs, CNC controls, and industrial power supplies. This is independent board-level repair — not an authorized or affiliated service center for any of these manufacturers.
Can you repair obsolete or discontinued industrial boards?
Often, yes. Obsolete or discontinued industrial boards are one of the better cases for board-level repair, since a direct replacement may no longer be manufactured at all. We diagnose down to the actual failed component rather than assuming a legacy board is a lost cause.
Real before/after teardown photos are being added as repairs wrap up. Check back soon.