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• iCharger No Power Repair
• iCharger Channel Repair

iCharger No Power Repair

We have seen a few components blow up to the point of crippling the device. Please do not add any more power to the unit if it doesn’t receive the recommended 30V max power supply input, as this can cause irreversible damage. In most cases, we identify the faulty MOSFETs and blown fuses and replace them so the channels and device come back to life.

This no-power issue could also be caused by a defective main input power regulator, which is replaceable. For a closer look at our repair process, please check the videos on our YouTube and TikTok channels.

In rare cases, if the main controller blows up and replacement chips are not available, there is no fix—simply a "no fix, no fee" situation where you only pay to ship.

iCharger Channel Repair

Most commonly, a channel fails to charge the batteries due to blown fuses or dead MOSFETs. Sometimes, the regulators are also damaged and need replacing. We cover this repair process in detail on our YouTube channel.