MacBook Air and Pro repair, at component level
A MacBook that won’t turn on, won’t charge or died after a spill often comes down to one faulty part on its logic board. We find it and repair it, so you keep your Mac and your files. Your quote comes first.
Quick answer
Can a MacBook logic board be repaired?
Often, yes. We find the faulty chip, connector or circuit on the logic board and repair that, instead of replacing the whole board or the Mac. That keeps your files where they are and costs less than a new board. We repair MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, Intel and Apple silicon, and quote before any work starts.
Why component level
We repair the part that failed, not the whole Mac.
Most faults on a MacBook’s logic board come down to one chip, connector or circuit. Replacing the whole board, or the Mac, throws away everything that still works.
The faulty part, not the board
We trace the fault on the logic board and repair or replace the chip, connector or circuit behind it.
Your files stay put
On newer MacBooks the storage is part of the logic board. Repairing the board keeps your files; a new board would not.
Less than a new board
A repair at component level usually costs less than a new logic board, and far less than a new Mac.
A second look
Told your MacBook isn’t worth repairing? We look again, and say so honestly if it isn’t.
Symptoms
What we fix, by symptom
What you see, what is usually behind it on the board, and what to do now. The diagnosis confirms it before any work starts.
It won’t turn on
- Usually
- A failed part in the power circuits on the logic board, often a single shorted component.
- What to do now
- Leave it on a charger you know works for a few minutes, then stop: repeated tries don’t help a board fault.
It won’t charge
- Usually
- The USB-C or MagSafe port, the charging chip behind it, or the battery.
- What to do now
- Try another charger and cable you know work, and tell us what the charger light does.
A drink spilt on it
- Usually
- Liquid on the logic board, which keeps corroding it while there is power.
- What to do now
- Switch it off at once, don’t charge it, and don’t wait to see whether it dries out.
No picture or no backlight
- Usually
- The backlight circuit on the board, the screen cable or connector, or the screen itself.
- What to do now
- Shine a torch at the screen: a faint picture points to the backlight, not the screen.
Keyboard or trackpad not responding
- Usually
- Liquid under the keys, a damaged cable or connector, or the circuit on the board that reads them.
- What to do now
- Plug in a USB keyboard: if that works, the rest of the Mac is fine.
A USB-C port that stopped working
- Usually
- A worn or damaged port, or the chip on the board that controls it.
- What to do now
- Try each port in turn and note which ones charge and which don’t.
A dead MacBook with files you need
- Usually
- On newer MacBooks the storage is soldered to the logic board and locked to it, so repairing the board is often the only way back to the files.
- What to do now
- Ask before anyone replaces the board: a new board can’t read the old storage.
Why us
Parts on the shelf, and the Macs we repair.
MacBook Air and MacBook Pro
Intel and Apple silicon models. Tell us the model and the year (Apple menu, About This Mac) and the fault.
Parts in stock
We keep a large stock of MacBook logic boards and spare parts, so many repairs don’t wait for parts.
Apple Independent Repair Provider
We are an Apple Independent Repair Provider.
Apple is a trademark of Apple Inc.
How it works
How a repair works
Step 1
Tell us what happened
Call, send the model and a photo or video of the fault on WhatsApp, or book online.
Step 2
We come to you
At home or at work. When the board needs the workshop, we collect your MacBook, fix it and bring it back. Rather bring it to us? Call first and we’ll arrange it.
Step 3
Diagnosis, then your quote
We find the faulty part first, and your quote comes before any work. No fix, no fee: if we can’t fix it, you pay nothing. Warranty: 1 to 12 months, confirmed with your quote, before any work starts.
Reviews
What a customer wrote.
Every repair is quoted on its own. This is what a customer wrote about a charging port that stopped working.
“I had booked the Hyper TechTeam after my laptops USB-C charging port stopped working and my computer was stuck in a boot…”
Priyesh MorarGoogle review · Charging port and boot loop
Price
What it costs
Every logic board is quoted on its own, before any work starts. A repair at component level usually costs less than a new board; if it isn’t worth it, we say so.
No fix, no fee: if we can’t fix it, you pay nothing.
Warranty on repairs: 1 to 12 months, confirmed with your quote, before any work starts.
Where
We come to you.
At home or at work across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, London, Birmingham and Leicester.
- Hertfordshire
- Bedfordshire
- London
- Birmingham
- Leicester
- Hemel Hempstead
- St Albans
- Hitchin
- Milton Keynes
- Leighton Buzzard
- Watford
Questions
What people ask us.
Something else? Send a message on WhatsApp and we’ll answer.
Is it worth repairing a MacBook logic board?
Will I lose my files?
Which MacBooks do you repair?
Are you an Apple Independent Repair Provider?
Do you come to me?
What will it cost?
MacBook dead, not charging or wet? Tell us the model and the fault.
A photo or video on WhatsApp and the model (Apple menu, About This Mac) help us quote. Your quote comes first.
