Laptop Motherboard Repair
Welcome to Creative IT laptop motherboard repair service for all brands such as Dell, HP, Compaq, Toshiba, Acer, Asus, Sony, Apple and Fujitsu. The different ports or components on a motherboard can fail due to electrical spikes, electrical surges, rough handling, heating issues and usually liquid spills resulting in your laptop to function abnormally. http://www.laptopmotherboardrepair.org.uk
Laptop Motherboard Failure Symptoms
* The laptop is completely dead and won't turn on
* Laptop operates slower than expected and generates heat
* Laptop screen goes dim
* Laptop freezing or shuts down randomly while in use
* Distorted or discoloration on the laptop screen
* No LED light activity when you press on the power button
* Duplicate images or blank screen issues
Component Level Laptop Motherboard Repair Specialists
At Creative IT, we have component level laptop motherboard repair specialists to troubleshoot and fix all your issues. If a repair company has stated you that the laptop motherboard is beyond repair and needs replacing, give us a try before opting for a new motherboard as it is not an economical option. We not only repair the DC socket or replace a defective resistor, capacitor, diode or bad IC components; we can fix problems and offer specialist BGA rework / reflow for Northbridge, Southbridge and graphics chips and Power IC Replacement (6-12 pin ICs) and Controller IC Replacement (200-400 pin ICs).
Get In Touch With the Laptop Motherboard Repair Experts
You can call 020 7394 2525 to discuss your problems with us in person or alternatively email us at info@laptopmotherboardrepair.org.uk for more details on our London laptop motherboard repair and replacement services. We specialize in Dell Laptop Motherboard Repair, Sony Laptop Motherboard Repair, HP Laptop Motherboard Repair, Compaq Laptop Motherboard Repair and Toshiba Laptop Motherboard Repair. http://www.creativeit.tv/
Creative IT (UK) LTD
80 Willow Walk
The Willows, Unit 6a
London SE1 5SY
Tel: 020 7394 2525
www.laptopmotherboardrepair.org.uk
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