Internal liquid exposure
Disassembly and inspection help establish where liquid has travelled and what has been affected.
Liquid damage can affect far more than the part that first appears faulty. We open, inspect and assess the device before recommending the next step.

Avoid repeatedly powering or charging a liquid-affected device to see whether it still works. Bring it in for assessment, particularly when the data is important.
Moisture and corrosion can affect connectors, power circuits, displays, charging systems and board components. That's why liquid-damage work starts with inspection rather than a guessed parts list.
Disassembly and inspection help establish where liquid has travelled and what has been affected.
Corrosion can create intermittent or progressive faults even when the device initially appears to work.
Liquid-affected devices that no longer boot may require electrical and board-level diagnosis.
Ports, connectors and charging circuitry can all be affected by moisture or corrosion.
Displays, cameras, sensors and other components can develop faults following liquid exposure.
Where appropriate, microsoldering and component-level repair can form part of the repair pathway.
Explore board-level repair →The liquid-damage assessment is non-refundable. It covers disassembly, cleaning and basic soldering where appropriate to establish the device's condition and the next repair step.
Liquid damage can be unpredictable, so the first job is to establish what the device actually needs.
Any advertised liquid-damage job can start at an open IPG store.
The non-refundable liquid assessment covers the initial disassembly, cleaning and basic soldering where appropriate.
If further parts or repair work are required, we contact you and explain the options before proceeding.
Further work only proceeds once the repair path and additional cost have been approved.
Water resistance is not a guarantee against internal damage, and a liquid-affected device can have more than one failure. The assessment is designed to uncover as much of that as reasonably possible before further repair.
A few important things to know about liquid-damaged electronics.
No. The $89 liquid-damage assessment is non-refundable because the disassembly, cleaning and assessment work has already been carried out.
No. Further parts or repair work are quoted separately once the device has been assessed.
Tell us at intake. The objective can then be considered as a data-recovery case rather than simply returning the device to normal use.
Yes. Corrosion and secondary faults can develop after the original exposure, which is one reason liquid-damaged devices require careful assessment.
Any advertised liquid-damage repair can start at an open IPG store. Specialist work is handled internally. Geelong West is currently temporarily closed.