Expert iPhone Repair in Kampala. Precision at Every Step.

Possible causes

• Impact damage to the OLED or LCD panel
• A damaged display flex or connector
• Liquid reaching the display connection
• Less often, a display-related fault on the logic board

What we check: We test with a known-good display where possible, inspect the connectors, and check that the earpiece, proximity and front camera assembly are undamaged, because these move to the new screen.

How we repair it: We replace the complete display assembly and carefully transfer the parts that stay with your phone. Before starting, we explain the screen options for your model and whether True Tone can be restored.

Possible causes

• Normal chemical wear of the battery
• A swollen battery cell
• Software or apps causing heavy drain
• A charging circuit fault

What we check: We check battery health, cycle count and charging behaviour, and look for swelling or heat before recommending a replacement.

How we repair it: We replace the battery and reseal the phone. On recent iPhones, a replacement battery may show a message in Settings and may not display a Battery Health percentage, depending on the part. We explain this before you choose.

Possible causes

• Lint packed into the Lightning or USB-C port
• Worn port contacts
• Corrosion
• A faulty charging flex or charging circuit on the logic board

What we check: We clean and inspect the port under magnification, test with known-good cables, and measure charging current.

How we repair it: Cleaning solves many cases. Otherwise we replace the charging port flex. If the fault is on the logic board, we explain the board-level options.

Possible causes

• Damage to the TrueDepth camera system
• Damage to parts near the earpiece that Face ID relies on
• Liquid damage
• A previous repair that disturbed these parts

What we check: We run a diagnosis to find which part of the TrueDepth system is affected.

How we repair it: The Face ID parts are matched to each iPhone's logic board, so they cannot simply be swapped from another phone. Some faults can be repaired and others cannot. We tell you which applies after diagnosis.

Possible causes

• Drops on the back of the phone
• Impact damage to the camera module or stabiliser

What we check: We test every camera lens, focus and stabilisation, and inspect the frame for bends.

How we repair it: On older iPhones, the back glass is bonded to the frame and needs specialist removal. From iPhone 14 and 14 Plus onwards, the back glass was designed to be replaced separately. A cracked lens cover can often be replaced without changing the camera.

Possible causes

• Liquid entering through worn seals
• Corrosion on the logic board
• Failed power components

What we check: We open the phone, inspect the logic board under the microscope, clean corrosion and measure power rails.

How we repair it: Switch the phone off and bring it in quickly; do not charge it or put it in rice. Board-level repair can sometimes restore the phone or at least recover data, but results depend on the damage, so we assess the damage first.