Knoxville, TN 423-534-7161
Volunteer Mobile & Electronic Repair, 423-534-7161. Logo of a phone with a Tennessee tri-star over a glowing circuit schematic.

Electronics repair down to the circuit board.

Repair for phones, computers and game consoles in Knoxville, Tennessee, with mobile service available. I also repair and customize controllers, restore and mod handhelds, build custom PCs, and buy broken consoles and controllers.

Services

Repairs, restorations and custom builds.

Every repair starts with diagnosis. Where a part swap won't fix it, I repair the board itself.

Phones & tablets

Screens, batteries, charge ports and no-power diagnosis.

Game consoles

PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo. HDMI port replacement, power faults, no-video and boot failures.

Controllers

Stick drift, button and trigger faults, and charge port repair. Custom builds and mods for any controller, including TMR stick upgrades.

Handheld mods & restorations

Game Boy, DS, 3DS and similar. Full rebuilds, custom modifications and restoration of non-working units.

Computers & laptops

Desktops and laptops with power faults, overheating or no display. Charge port and board-level repair.

Custom computer builds

Gaming, editing and everyday desktops. Parts are chosen around your use, then the system is built and tested.

Software troubleshooting

Slow performance, crashes, failed updates and startup problems.

Board-level repair

Torn pads, lifted traces, damaged ports and micro-soldering.

Buying

I buy broken consoles and controllers.

Any brand, any condition. Send the model, what it's doing and a photo if you can, and I'll reply with an offer.

won't power onno videostick driftcrackedwater damagebad HDMI port
  • PlayStation PS3 to PS5
  • Xbox 360, One, Series X and S
  • Nintendo Switch and older consoles
  • Handhelds Game Boy, DS, 3DS
  • Controllers any brand, any fault

How it works

Call or text to get started.

  1. Tell me what you have

    Describe the device and the problem. Photos help.

  2. Diagnosis and quote

    I find the fault and tell you what the repair involves and what it costs before work begins.

  3. Progress updates

    While your device is with me, you receive automatic email updates on its progress.

  4. Repaired, or bought

    I complete the repair. If it isn't worth repairing and you'd rather sell, I make an offer.

From the bench

Three PlayStation controller boards with new TMR stick modules installed, laid out on a repair mat beside a pile of removed sticks and soldering tips on stands.
TMR stick modules installed
A small USB-C charging board held up on a soldering tip stand at the bench.
USB-C charging board

Contact

Have a device to repair or sell?

423-534-7161