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An iPhone 16 Pro Max came in with one symptom: completely dead. No response, no charging icon, nothing. After a thorough inspection we found that multiple charging ICs on the logic board had failed — caused by a counterfeit USB-C cable or low quality charger. Cheap accessories often deliver unstable voltages, which can be fatal for the sensitive chips inside modern iPhones. We replaced three components: the serialised USB-C data controller chip, the ROM chip and the USB-C cha

An iPad Pro 11 A2228 came in for repair. The device was completely dead and not responding at all. After inspection, we found that the charging IC CD3217B12  was defective. We replaced the faulty chip with a new one and programmed the chip data correctly. After the repair, the iPad came back to life — with all data preserved. Repair is often far more affordable than the service offered by the manufacturer. In many cases, manufacturers choose to replace a faulty motherboard or

Today we received an iPod Classic A1238 for a battery replacement. These vintage iPods require a careful and precise approach — and that’s exactly what we stand for at Nodefix. We gently opened the back cover without causing any damage to the housing. The old, worn 616-0227 battery was then replaced with a brand-new, fresh battery, giving this classic music player many more years of life. Is your vintage iPod Classic no longer working as it should? Does the battery drain quic

Another MacBook Pro A1706  with the well-known Flexgate issue has been successfully repaired. The device showed a dark Apple logo on the display but had no backlight. The damaged flex cable was carefully removed, and a new, reinforced flex cable was precisely prepared and soldered onto the original display cable. The issue has been fully resolved without replacing the entire screen. This repair provides a permanent solution to the problem. Repair takes around 60-70 minutes.