Expert advice on television repair in Nairobi — screen fixes, motherboard guides, DIY tips and industry news from our certified technicians.
Battery Connector: Mobile Phone Spares The battery connector is the small multi-pin socket on the motherboard into which the battery's flex cable plugs. It is a component that rarely fails on its …
Charging Flex Cable: Mobile Phone Spares The charging flex cable is the ribbon connector that links the charging port assembly to the motherboard. In phones where the charging port is not directly sol…
Your iPad Pro M4 (2024) is an investment in cutting-edge technology, featuring the powerful Apple M4 chip, Ultra Retina XDR OLED display, and all-day battery life. When your device encounters hardware…
A screen that flickers, flashes, or strobes is more than annoying — it can cause eye strain, make the phone unusable, and signals underlying hardware damage that will worsen if ignored. At Pro-L…
You press the power button and nothing happens. The screen stays completely black. No logo, no light, no response. This is what is commonly known as the "Black Screen of Death" — a ter…
The iPad Pro M2 (2022) is a powerful tablet that many Nairobi professionals, creatives, and students rely on daily. Despite its premium build and Apple’s quality control, accidents and faults st…
Strange patches of green, purple, yellow, or pink bleeding across your display are a clear sign that something has gone wrong inside your phone's screen assembly. These discolourations are not a s…
Dead pixels — small black, white, or coloured dots that remain stuck on screen regardless of what is displayed — and dark spots are persistent visual defects that affect both the usability…
Lines running across your phone screen — whether horizontal, vertical, or a combination — are a reliable indicator of a hardware fault inside the display assembly or its connections. At Pr…
A screen that stays dim regardless of brightness settings makes your phone almost impossible to use outdoors and strains your eyes indoors. While this can sometimes be a simple settings issue, persist…
