TV repair service
TV motherboard & power supply repair in Kakinada
Chip-level TV motherboard, power supply (SMPS) and T-Con board repair in Kakinada — often far cheaper than replacing the whole board.
- Doorstep service
- Same-day visits
- Estimate before work
- Quality spare parts
Many repair shops simply replace a faulty board. When a replacement board is unavailable or costly, we repair it at component level — finding the failed capacitor, regulator, IC or memory chip and replacing just that part.
Power boards are the most common casualty of voltage fluctuations. If your TV died after a power cut or surge, the power supply is the first thing we check.
Board faults we repair
- Dead after a power surgeBlown fuses, MOSFETs, regulators and capacitors on the power supply (SMPS).
- Red standby light, no pictureMain board not starting — power rails, processor supply or memory faults.
- Restart loopsUnstable power rails or a failing eMMC memory chip on the main board.
- T-Con board faultsLines, ghosting or a blank screen caused by the timing-control board.
- Corrupted firmwareReprogramming the board's memory (eMMC/flash) with the correct software.
- Port damageHDMI, USB and antenna port replacement after physical or electrical damage.
What chip-level repair means for you
- Lower cost than a full board replacement in many cases
- An option for older TVs whose boards are no longer sold
- Only the failed components are replaced
- TV tested under load before handover
Repair services
How it works
Your TV fixed in four simple steps
No guesswork and no surprises — you approve the estimate before any work begins.
- 1
Call or WhatsApp
Tell us your TV brand, model and the problem you're seeing.
- 2
Diagnosis
A technician inspects the TV and gives you an upfront estimate.
- 3
Repair
Work starts only after you approve the estimate. Many jobs are finished the same day.
- 4
Test & handover
We test the TV with you and explain what was repaired and what parts were used.
FAQ
TV motherboard & power supply repair — FAQs
Why repair a board instead of replacing it?
Replacement boards for many TVs are expensive or no longer available. Repairing the faulty components on your existing board is often cheaper and gets older TVs working again.
My TV stopped working after a power cut. What's wrong?
The power supply board is the usual suspect after a surge. We test it first, and in many cases it can be repaired by replacing the damaged components.
How long does board repair take?
Many board repairs are done in a day or two. If a specific component has to be ordered, we'll tell you the expected time before starting.