Expert advice on television repair in Nairobi — screen fixes, motherboard guides, DIY tips and industry news from our certified technicians.
A mobile phone motherboard usually needs replacement when the phone shows multiple major faults at once, especially after water damage, overheating, or a hard drop. Common signs include no power, boot…
Mobile phone motherboards, also called logic boards or mainboards, are among the most important and most expensive internal parts to replace. Their price varies widely depending on the phone brand, mo…
Mobile phone screens are among the most commonly damaged parts of any device, and they come in several different technologies that vary in performance, appearance, and repair complexity. At Pro-Logic …
When your television stops working, the instinct is to replace it. But for most faults — a dark screen, distorted audio, a panel that powers on but displays nothing, or a smart TV stuck in a boo…
When comparing motherboard repair costs versus full device replacement, the right choice usually depends on the age of the phone, the severity of the fault, and how the repair cost stacks up against t…
Common TV display issues repaired by River Road workshops include blank screens, flickering screens, lines on the display, distorted colors, dark pictures, backlight failure, cracked panels, and no-pi…
If you need a TV repair workshop near River Road in Nairobi, call 0723763173 for quick assistance and directions. The service is positioned for customers in and around Nairobi CBD, including River Roa…
Diagnosing common power supply problems in modern LED TVs starts with a simple check: confirm the outlet works, inspect the power cord, and look for a standby light. If those basics pass, the fault is…
When a television develops a fault, the cost of a new set is rarely the only option. For most common failures — a screen that stays dark, a TV that will not power on, distorted colour, or a smar…
Testing TV capacitors safely with a multimeter starts with powering the TV off, unplugging it, and discharging the capacitor before touching it. If you are working on a TV power board, treat large ele…
