Heavy equipment electronics and diagnostics
Targeted testing of controllers, instrument clusters, sensors, wiring harnesses and CAN bus faults.
- JCB, John Deere, CAT and other machinery
- PCB and controller repair
- Communication and power-supply faults
Measurement • diagnostics • repair
From heavy equipment electronics and industrial controllers to IT networks: engineering-based diagnostics, clear communication and documented results.
How can I help?
From on-site assessment through workshop repair to commissioning, the same person follows the job from start to finish.
Targeted testing of controllers, instrument clusters, sensors, wiring harnesses and CAN bus faults.
Repair of industrial and custom electronics when complete unit replacement is expensive or no longer available.
Reliable wired and wireless networks and day-to-day IT support for businesses.
Installation, repair and maintenance of security systems, with gate automation integration.
Transparent workflow
I clearly distinguish what is proven, what is still a hypothesis, and which next test will narrow the fault down.
I collect the symptoms, history and available documentation.
Targeted testing of power, signals, communication and loads.
A cost-effective, verifiable intervention based on the identified cause.
Functional test, re-measurement and a clear summary of the completed work.
Repair log
These cases are more than references: they show the types of technical problems I can solve effectively.
Investigation of repeated resets, weak data-bus activity and failed non-volatile memory, followed by targeted restoration.
Repair summarySystematic comparison of two instrument clusters, CAN communication, firmware versions and machine configuration.
Diagnostic summaryComparing a sensor input, output stage and CAN wiring using measurements and manufacturer documentation.
Inspection summaryBehind the name
As an electrical engineer and computer engineer, I approach a heavy-equipment controller, a failed PCB or a company network in the same way: understand it first, then repair it.
I also like restoring systems that have become difficult to understand over the years. The goal is not a flashy workaround, but a stable solution that remains traceable and serviceable later.
Contact
Briefly describe what is not working, what machine or system is involved, and what happened before the fault appeared. A photo, model number or fault code can greatly help the first assessment.