Your laptop won't charge. We bring it back to life.
One day it works. The next, you have to move the cable to get it to charge. And in the end... nothing. The laptop doesn't respond.
The charging port is one of the parts that suffers the most: pulls, wear, humidity, loose connectors... But the good news is that it has a solution, and it is usually faster and cheaper than you imagine.
We repair charging ports of all brands, with quality spare parts and warranty.

When the laptop does not charge, the problem is almost always here.
Loose connector
The charger moves inside the port and loses contact. Usually occurs due to wear or pulling on the cable. Causes the laptop to sometimes charge by itself or stop charging completely.
Sunken port
The connector has shifted into the chassis. This happens when the notebook is hit or the cable is forced too hard. The charger does not make proper contact.
Broken welds
The internal joints of the port have become detached from the motherboard. This is a very common failure and causes the laptop to not recognize the charger even though the port appears to be OK on the outside.
USB-C damaged
USB-C ports are delicate and can warp, burn or fail to detect the charger. They also fail when non-genuine chargers or poor quality cables are used.
Burned entrance
The port shows burn marks, strange odor or black areas. This is caused by short circuits, humidity or defective chargers. It is imperative to repair it to avoid further damage.
Does not recognize the charger
The laptop does not detect the charger even though the cable is working. This may be due to an internal failure of the port, damaged solder joints or a worn connector that no longer makes contact.

Apple / MacBook
We repair MagSafe and USB-C ports with professional soldering and compatible spare parts.

HP
We fix loose, broken or burned connectors on Pavilion, Envy and EliteBook.

Lenovo
IdeaPad, ThinkPad and Yoga charging port repair with warranty.

Asus
Specialized service for VivoBook, ZenBook and gaming models.
How we work
In this video we show you how we repair a laptop charging port step by step: quick diagnosis, connector repair and final tests to ensure that the equipment is charging normally again.
FAQ
How long does the repair take?
Between 24 and 48 hours depending on the model.
Is there a warranty?
Yes, parts and labor warranty.
Could it be the board instead of the port?
Yes, but we checked it in the diagnosis.
Is it better to repair or replace the port?
It depends on the damage. If it can be re-soldered, we do it. If not, we replace it.
