Services

Industrial electronics support, built around the equipment.

Repair, refurbishment and technical assessment for industrial drives, PCBs, power electronics and difficult-to-source assemblies.

Engineering approach

Repair where practical. Refurbish where justified. Test what matters.

CIE focuses on identifying the fault and defining a sensible repair route. The scope is matched to the equipment, its condition and the functions that can be verified safely on the bench.

No blanket turnaround, success-rate or test claim is made. Suitability is assessed case by case.

01

Industrial Drive Repair

Structured diagnosis and component-level repair of industrial drives, elevator drives, inverters and associated power-electronic assemblies.

  • Internal power supplies
  • Gate-drive circuits
  • IGBT and rectifier stages
  • DC-link sections
  • Brake-control electronics
  • Cooling and protection circuits
02

PCB & Control Board Repair

Investigation of control, interface, I/O and power boards where a complete replacement is unavailable, uneconomic or unnecessarily wasteful.

  • Visual and electrical inspection
  • Circuit tracing
  • Component testing
  • SMD and through-hole rework
  • Connector and track repair
  • Post-repair checks
03

Reliability-Focused Refurbishment

Targeted preventative work informed by component age, condition, known stress areas and the agreed refurbishment scope.

  • Electrolytic capacitors
  • Relays and contactors
  • Optocouplers
  • Thermal interfaces
  • Cleaning and inspection
  • Recorded scope of work
04

Testing & Technical Support

Relevant electrical and functional checks using suitable bench arrangements, with clear communication about what has and has not been verified.

  • Power-supply checks
  • Signal verification
  • Gate-pulse checks
  • Brake-control checks
  • Fault investigation
  • Test and repair documentation

Repair process

A clear route from initial fault to documented result.

01

Initial information

Record the manufacturer, model, application, reported fault and available photographs.

02

Assessment

Inspect the equipment and determine whether a practical repair or refurbishment route exists.

03

Repair scope

Carry out the agreed component-level work and record material changes.

04

Verification

Perform relevant bench checks and communicate the result and any limitations.

Relevant equipment

Equipment considered for assessment.

The list is representative, not exhaustive. The manufacturer, model, application and fault information are needed before confirming suitability.

01Industrial AC drives02Elevator drives03Drive control PCBs04Power-supply assemblies05Inverter power stages06Brake-control electronics07Industrial control boards08HMIs and interfaces09Obsolete electronic assemblies10Servo and motor controls11Power converters12Automation modules

Technical enquiries

Have equipment that needs assessment?

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

Request a Repair Assessment