Tractor & Agricultural ECU Repair

For farm operators and equipment service shops.

When a tractor ECU, a cab display, or an implement controller quits, the cause is usually a single part on the board. Think of a blown capacitor on a power rail, a MOSFET or driver IC gone bad on an output channel, a cracked solder joint, corrosion where moisture got in, or a dead voltage regulator. Each of those can be found and fixed at the bench.

We open the module, locate the failed part under the microscope, and replace it with controlled-temperature soldering, so the original module goes back into the tractor or onto the implement.

Ag faults we see most.

• Tractor ECUs with communication or starting faults
• Cab displays and monitors that won't power on or lose the screen
• Implement controllers with output channels that drop out or go dead
• Boards that took on water from condensation, wash-down, or a failed seal
• Sensor interface boards with shorted or open signal channels

Before you call.

Have the part number handy, describe what the machine is doing, and pass along any diagnostic history you already have. Missing some of it? That's fine, we'll work through it with you.

From the farm to our bench.

A lot of our agricultural work arrives from outside Ottawa, and modules ship in from anywhere in Canada. You can also drop a module off at our Orleans bench. Call or message us first for a quote and we'll give you the shipping details.