Tools built at a working repair bench, now open to everyone
Circuit Fixers started at Valentronics, Valentine Emmanuel's component-level (board-level) electronics repair shop in Gros Islet, St Lucia, repairing electronics since 2010.
Repair after repair, the workshop built its own tools: photographing every board that came in, marking each component and net on the photos, tracking which parts failed and keeping the parts in stock. Over the years that became a library of annotated circuit boards from real repairs.
Circuit Fixers opens those tools up. Anyone can look up a board and see where every part sits, and find the part that fixes it. Technicians anywhere can join our network to get repair requests from their area, and use the same tools on their own bench.
Photos of real circuit boards with every component marked and identified, so you can see exactly what a part is and where it sits.
A catalogue of the parts that actually fail, each shown on the boards it came from, with genuine parts from authorised distributors.
We're building a network of independent repair technicians around the world. Repair requests from customers open soon, and technicians can join now.
Look up your board in the library, or join the network early to get repair requests from your area when they open.