About CIE

A straightforward engineering company for difficult electronics.

Crown Industrial Electronics is an independent industrial-electronics repair and refurbishment business with specialist interest in drives, control electronics and obsolete equipment.

Crown Industrial Electronics

Repair useful equipment rather than treat obsolescence as the end of the road.

CIE is built around component-level investigation, careful refurbishment and relevant testing. The aim is not to make vague promises; it is to understand the equipment, define the work and communicate the result clearly.

Elevator drive electronics are an important specialist area, while the same engineering approach extends to wider industrial drives, power electronics, PCBs and control assemblies.

Working principles

Understated claims. Practical engineering.

01

Diagnose before replacing

Understand the failed section and the available repair route before deciding the work.

02

Define the scope

Record what is repaired, what is refurbished and which components are renewed.

03

Test relevant functions

Use suitable bench arrangements and state the limits of verification clearly.

04

Communicate directly

Keep technical discussion practical, traceable and proportionate to the equipment.

05

Support obsolescence

Consider repair when direct replacement is difficult, expensive or no longer supported.

06

Protect credibility

Avoid invented certifications, affiliations, guarantees or claims that the evidence does not support.

Electronics technician working on a printed circuit board

Independent positioning

CIE supports equipment. It does not represent the manufacturer.

Manufacturer names, model numbers and trademarks are used to identify the equipment being discussed. They do not imply approval, affiliation or authorisation.

This distinction is important in specialist repair work and is carried consistently through the site, documentation and enquiry wording.

Technical enquiries

Have equipment that needs assessment?

Send the manufacturer, model or part number, fault description and photographs where available.

Request a Repair Assessment