Main Street · Vancouver, BC

Expert Phone Repair & Advanced Microsoldering in Vancouver

From everyday smartphone repairs to complex motherboard failures, OLED display refurbishment, ITO laser repair, and advanced data recovery, Cell Care provides specialized electronics repair solutions.

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Open: 9 AM – 7 PM, every day
Bench: Component level
Focus: Board repair · Data recovery
Location: 3187 Main Street, Vancouver, BC · 49.24°N / 123.10°W

Component-level diagnosis

Microsoldering bench

BGA rework

Data recovery

Face ID

OLED refurbishment

Console boards

Everyday repairs

The repairs that walk in every day.

Straightforward work, done properly — on the same bench that handles the board-level jobs, and quoted before anything is opened.

APL
iPhone repairs
Screens, batteries, charging faults, cameras and board-level work across the iPhone range, current models included.
SAM
Samsung repairs
Galaxy display, battery, charging and board-level repair, including AMOLED line faults assessed on the bench.
GPX
Google Pixel repairs
Pixel screen, battery, charging-port and power faults — diagnosed before any part is ordered.
BAT
Battery replacement
Fast drain, shutdowns and swelling. Capacity checked first, so a failing board is not mistaken for a tired battery.
PWR
Charging port repair
No charge, loose cable, debris or a damaged connector — cleaned, replaced or repaired at board level as needed.
DSP
Screen replacement
Cracked glass and failed panels replaced, with the original display repaired instead where that is possible.

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Advanced repair laboratory

Work that happens below the level of a part swap.

Display-level and board-level repair carried out in-house: ITO laser work, OLED flex bonding, microsoldering, reballing and data recovery.

Why Cell Care

Component-level judgement, not a parts swap.

We diagnose and perform eligible component-level repairs using specialized equipment — and we tell you when a repair is not the right answer.

Advanced technical expertise
Board-level and display-level disciplines in-house — the work most shops send away or decline.
Professional diagnostics
Current-draw checks, thermal imaging, microscope inspection and signal tracing before any part is ordered.
Original component preservation
Where the original panel or module can be repaired, that is what we attempt first — not a whole-assembly swap.
Honest repair assessments
If a repair is not possible, not viable, or not worth the cost, you hear that before anything is touched.
Clear communication
A written quote before work begins, and a ticket you can track from request through to collection.
Customer data privacy
Your details and photos are used only to handle your repair, and seen only by the technician doing the work.

Inside our repair lab

The equipment behind the work.

Specialized tooling for display-level and board-level repair. Every photograph below was taken at our own bench on Main Street. Tap any one to open it larger.

ITO laser repair equipment
The laser station used for eligible display trace repair.
EN-580 flex bonding machine
The bonding machine used for display flex work.
UV cold laser equipment
Cold laser work on display assemblies.
Professional microscopes
Stereo inspection microscopes at the board bench.
DC power supplies
Bench supply and current-draw diagnosis.
Thermal imaging
Locating heat and shorts across a board.
Precision soldering and reballing equipment
Irons, hot air and BGA rework tooling.
NAND and UFS diagnostic tools
Storage diagnosis and data-recovery tooling.
JCID diagnostic equipment
Display, Face ID and component-level testing.

Every photograph on this page was taken at our own bench. Nothing here is stock or generated imagery.

Repair assessment process

Five steps, and nothing begins before you approve a price.

Every request follows the same route. A description is not a diagnosis, so the device is assessed before a price is written — and no work starts until you say yes.

01
Submit a repair request
Tell us the device, what it is doing, and upload a photo of the damage if you have one.
02
Technician reviews the symptoms
A technician reads the request and works out what needs to be checked. A description alone is not a diagnosis.
03
The device is assessed
The device is examined on the bench, so the fault is located rather than guessed at.
04
You receive a quote
A written price is prepared for your approval, based on what the assessment found.
05
Repair proceeds after approval
Work starts only once you have approved it, and you are notified when the device is ready.
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