The logic board is a small motherboard containing the internal circuitry of the device and features many chips and various components responsible for much of the functionality of the device.

The logic board often goes bad when the device becomes exposed to liquid or static electricity. If you suspect that your logic board is faulty, you might want to check a few telltale signs below.

1. Is the device dead?
2. Is the device overheating or becoming extremely hot to touch?

If the device suffers from either of those symptoms above, there’s a great chance that it’s logic board related. There are often many other signs that indicate logic board failure, so this is an issue very hard to diagnose without taking a closer look.

Upon closer inspection, a broken logic board will often feature corrosion on the circuitry due to liquid exposure, or a smell of burnt plastic if it’s overheating or the circuits are damaged. If chips are loose or become disconnected from the device, this can also cause logic board failure.

Replacement of the logic board is probably the most difficult repair, so it is strongly advised that you seek the help of an experienced technician for such a task. Contact us today for a free repair quote!