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Introduction Most engineers and technicians prefer to perform equipment-level repair or PCB-level repair by immediately purchasing new equipment or defective PCBs. The budget required for this ranges from RM500 to RM10,000 for new PCBs or RM5,000 to RM20,000 for new equipment. In contrast, performing component-level repair, which involves repairing the board and replacing faulty components, […]

Introduction Most of the equipment contains electronic components essential for operating electronic systems. After 2-5 years, these systems may encounter issues due to faulty parts on electronic circuit board assemblies, such as Power Supply boards, charger boards, main boards, controller boards, and display boards. Additionally, elec-trical components like AC Motors, DC Motors, Display Units, and

Introduction Based on our experience in electronic and PCB repair, more than 50% of faulty equipment issues are due to SMPS malfunctions or defects. Repairing a faulty SMPS requires technical expertise to minimize downtime and generate cost savings, especially given the high cost of new SMPS units in medical and scientific equipment. Engineers and technicians

Introduction Electronic and BioMedical equipment contain over 80% PCB assemblies, including power supply boards, charger boards, main boards, controller boards, and display boards. When these PCB’s reach the end of their lifespan or experience electrical failure, it can result in equipment shutdown or malfunction. Repairing faulty PCBs requires technical expertise to minimize downtime and save

Introduction Biomedical equipment is often expensive and less common than other types. After 2-5 years, issues can arise due to faulty parts like Power Supply boards, chargers, main boards, controllers, displays, AC/DC Motors, or Heater Assemblies. Biomedical Engineers and Technicians need knowledge and experience in troubleshooting, testing, verifying, and repairing these faults. This approach reduces