Industrial electronics repair, down to the component
We diagnose and repair servo drives, frequency converters, PLC systems, HMIs, power supplies and control boards — with root-cause testing before anything ships back to you.
Every case gets a reference, a report and a warrantyA process built around trust
Reception & inspection
Your unit arrives, gets logged under its own case reference, and goes through a full visual and electrical check.
Diagnosis & quotation
We find the root cause and send a clear quote. Nothing gets repaired until you approve the work.
Reparatie, test & return
Once you approve, we repair the unit, run it through functional and burn-in testing, and ship it back with a full report.
What we repair
- Servo drives and frequency converters, including obsolete and hard-to-find models
- PLC racks, CPUs and communication modules
- Industrial HMIs and operator panels
- Power supplies and control boards inside cabinets
Reparatie happens at component level, so brand and age rarely rule a unit out — including equipment the original manufacturer no longer supports.
What every repair includes
Traceability
A unique case reference and a full repair report follow your unit from the moment it arrives.
Testing
Every repaired unit is functionally tested before it leaves the workshop. Burn-in testing is available for deeper verification.
Root-cause insight
When a fault keeps coming back, we dig into why — and flag the weak point so it's less likely to happen again.
Warranty
Repairs are backed by a standard warranty, so you're covered once the unit is back in service.
Reparatie or replace?
Kiezen repair when
- The part is obsolete or hard to source quickly
- You want the root cause, not just a quick fix
- You need a traceable repair with a report and warranty
- The equipment runs in a harsh environment where stress testing matters
Consider replacement when
- You need uptime now and an exchange unit is ready
- A retrofit is planned and firmware or hardware compatibility matters
- New or refurbished stock with a confirmed lead time fits better
Get it to us the right way
- Photograph the label, connectors, board and display before you pack it up.
- Write the case reference on both the unit and the box.
- Describe the fault: symptoms, error codes, and when it happens (cold start, under load, intermittent).
- Use anti-static protection for boards and modules, and pack it so it can't shift in transit.
When the fault only shows up on site
Some problems only appear in the real installation — load conditions, wiring, or cabinet-level issues a bench test can't reproduce. When that's the case, we can send an engineer to you instead.
Ready to get your equipment running again?
Tell us what's broken and we'll take it from there.