iPhone will not start or charge
Short circuits, charging electronics, power supplies or board connections may prevent startup.
Logic board repair
Complex iPhone damage? The original board matters.
DataDoc analyses power supplies, short circuits, corrosion and board connections, clearly distinguishing lasting repair from targeted data access.
After liquid or short-circuit damage, do not charge, switch on or apply uncontrolled heat treatments.
Typical symptoms
When diagnosis can help.
Impact or deformation
Mechanical stress may damage solder joints, circuit-board layers and connectors.
Water and corrosion damage
Moisture can cause progressive damage beneath shields and components.
Boot loop or unstable function
Hardware, storage and peripheral faults require differentiated diagnosis.
Technical approach
Controlled assessment and targeted repair.
Power profile and short-circuit tracing
Power consumption and voltage rails are measured; abnormal areas are narrowed down thermally.
Microscopic board diagnosis
Corrosion, component damage, pads and connections are examined under magnification.
Microsoldering
Suitable components and connections are worked on precisely, followed by functional and stability tests.
Agree the handover before dispatch.
International shipments require prior case acceptance and agreement on transport costs and the return route. Damaged batteries need individual handover advice.
Frequently asked questionsBack to logic board repair →
Before you send your device.
Are device locks bypassed?
No. DataDoc acts only on an authorised commission and does not bypass device or activation locks.
Can I commission data recovery only?
Depending on the damage, temporary restoration for authorised data access may be more appropriate than a lasting repair.
Should I charge a wet iPhone?
No. Do not switch it on or connect a charger.
Can Face ID be preserved after repair?
This depends on the damaged device-paired components. The objective and risks are assessed before intervention.