Every Device. Every Time.
No shortcuts. Every device we repair goes through the same rigorous testing process. Before, during, and after the repair. This is how we catch problems others miss and make sure your device leaves working properly.
Pre-Repair Test
Full diagnostic before any work begins.
Targeted Testing
Specific checks based on your repair type.
Post-Repair Test
Complete re-test of every function.
Quality Check
Final inspection by a separate technician.
FAQs
Learn more about iCorrect, the essential repair services that we offer and the warranties that come with each repair.
Why do you test before the repair?
Pre-repair testing confirms exactly what's wrong and catches issues that might not be obvious. It also gives us a baseline to compare against after the repair is done.
What if you find extra problems during testing?
We pause and contact you with a clear explanation and quote. You decide whether to proceed with additional work. We never do unrequested repairs.
How long does testing add to the repair time?
Testing is built into our standard turnaround times. It doesn't add extra days. It's part of how we work. Skipping it would be faster, but we'd never do that.
Do you test every single function?
Yes. Cameras, microphones, speakers, sensors, buttons, charging, display, touch response, connectivity. Everything gets checked. If something can fail, we test it.
What happens if a device fails post-repair testing?
We investigate why, fix the issue, and test again. The device doesn't leave until it passes. This is rare, but when it happens, we handle it before you ever see it.
Who does the final quality check?
A dedicated QC technician who wasn't involved in the repair. Fresh eyes catch things the original technician might miss. It's an extra layer of accountability.
Can I see the test results?
If you'd like a summary of what was tested and the outcome, just ask. We're happy to provide it.
What equipment do you use for testing?
Professional diagnostic tools, calibrated power supplies, thermal cameras, and microscopes. The same equipment we use for logic board diagnostics gets used for quality verification.