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On-site miner repairs and part replacement

Our technicians repair miners and replace parts on site at our Quebec facility, so hosted machines get back to hashing quickly, usually without ever leaving the building.

  • On-site diagnostics
  • Part replacement
  • Labour usually included
Repairs & partsOn site
On-site repairs
and part replacement
Where
Our Quebec facility
Diagnostics
In-house testers
Parts
Fans, PSUs, boards
Labour
Usually included
You pay
Spare parts only

The short answer

We repair ASIC miners on site at our Quebec facility: diagnostics, fan replacement, power supplies, control boards, hashboards, cabling and connectors. For hosted miners the labour is usually included and you pay only for the spare part, so a failed machine is back hashing in hours rather than shipped across the country for weeks.

Why repair with us

Repairs where your miners already are.

Shipping a broken miner across the country costs time and hashrate. Because our technicians work inside the facility, most faults are diagnosed and fixed on site, and parts are replaced without your miner leaving its rack for long.

On-site repairs

Faults fixed in our Quebec facility

Part replacement

Fans, PSUs, boards and more

Labour usually included

Hosted miners pay for spare parts only

Industry testers

In-house diagnostics and testing

Less downtime

Most repairs done without shipping out

10+ years of experience

We know how to repair ASICs

Monitored 24/7

Offline miners spotted quickly

Insured facility

Theft, water and fire coverage

Miner hashboard with replaced ASIC chips highlighted after an on-site repair
Replaced partsTested components
Part replacement

The parts we replace most often.

  • Cooling fans, which wear fastest on any air-cooled miner
  • Power supplies (PSUs)
  • Control boards
  • Hashboards and failed ASIC chips
  • Cables, connectors and temperature sensors

We advise you on the cost before any part is replaced, and every repaired miner is tested before it goes back online.

Repair pricing

Simple pricing for hosted miners.

Usually our hosting plans include the labour, and you only pay for the spare parts. We advise you on repair costs before any work goes ahead.

Hosted with us

Labour usually included

You pay for spare parts only. Most repairs are completed in-house, on site, without sending your miner anywhere.

Not hosted with us yet

Quoted after diagnostics

Tell us the model and the fault you see. Shipping and customs to our facility are the customer’s responsibility. Many clients choose to keep their repaired miners hosted with us afterwards.

How it works

From offline to hashing again.

  1. 01

    Spot the problem

    We monitor pool status and often see an offline miner first. You can also report an issue anytime.

  2. 02

    Diagnose on site

    Our technicians test the miner in-house to find the failed part.

  3. 03

    Repair or replace

    With your approval on cost, we repair the fault or replace the part.

  4. 04

    Test and go live

    The miner is tested, re-racked and pointed back at your pool.

Why ASIC miners need repairs

A Bitcoin ASIC runs flat out, around the clock. Its fans spin continuously, its power supply converts kilowatts of electricity every hour, and its chips run hot. Over time, heat cycling, dust and ordinary wear cause parts to fail. When that happens, a miner may hash at a reduced rate, drop offline, or stop booting altogether.

Most failures come down to a single part: a worn fan, a tired power supply, a failed control board or a faulty hashboard. Replacing that part usually brings the miner back to full hashrate for a fraction of the cost of a new machine.

Why on-site repairs save hashrate

Every day a miner sits in a shipping box is a day of lost hashrate. Because our technicians work inside the facility, faults are diagnosed and fixed where the miner already lives. Most repairs are performed in-house without sending miners outside, and the miner goes straight back into its rack once it passes testing.

We also monitor pool status, so we often spot an offline miner before you do and can start diagnosing it right away.

Common symptoms and what they usually mean

A miner hashing well below its rated speed often points to a hashboard or chip fault. A miner that will not boot usually points to the power supply or control board. A miner that runs hot, throttles or shuts down is often a fan problem or an airflow issue. These are general patterns rather than a diagnosis, which is why every repair starts with testing on site.

The parts we replace

Cooling fans are the most common replacement on any air-cooled miner, because they run continuously at high speed. Power supplies are next, followed by control boards, hashboards, cables, connectors and temperature sensors. Our filtered air cooling, with 156 summer/winter air filtration, keeps dust levels down, which helps every one of these parts last longer.

How our repair process works

First, a technician diagnoses the miner in-house using industry testers to find the failed part. Next, we advise you on the repair cost before any work goes ahead. Once you approve, we repair the fault or replace the part, test the miner, re-rack it and point it back at your pool.

Repair pricing

For hosted miners, our hosting plans usually include the labour and you only pay for the spare parts. If a miner goes offline for an extended period and it is not bootable, you may be entitled to compensation for unused power, credited to your hosting bill.

If your miners are not hosted with us, contact us with the model and the fault. Shipping and customs to our facility are the customer’s responsibility, and we quote after diagnostics. Many clients choose to keep their repaired miners hosted with us afterwards, starting with bring your own miner + hosting.

Keeping miners healthy between repairs

Clean, cool air is the best preventive maintenance a miner can get. Steady intake temperatures, filtered air and organised airflow reduce strain on fans and chips alike. That is why our facility is built around filtered air cooling, with 8 intake ducts and 4 exhausts, and why we host current-generation air-cooled miners. Learn more about hosting with us.

Repair FAQ

Questions about repairs?

Let us know what is broken and we will do our best to fix it.

What do your on-site repairs cover?

We offer on-site miner repairs and part replacement at our Quebec facility. Our technicians diagnose faults, replace failed parts and test each miner before it goes back online.

Which parts can you replace?

Common replacements include cooling fans, power supplies, control boards, hashboards, cables and connectors. We advise you on the cost before any part is replaced.

How much do repairs cost for hosted miners?

Usually our hosting plans include the labour and you only pay for the spare parts. We always advise you on repair costs before work goes ahead.

Do you send miners out for repair?

Most repairs are performed in-house without sending miners outside, which keeps downtime short.

Can you repair miners that are not hosted with you?

Yes. Contact us with the model and the fault you are seeing. Shipping and customs to our facility are the customer’s responsibility, and we quote after diagnostics.

Will I be compensated for downtime?

If your miner goes offline for an extended period and it is not bootable, you may be entitled to compensation for unused power, and a credit will be applied to your hosting bill.

How do I report a problem with a hosted miner?

Call, email or send the form on this page. There is always someone on site to check and reply to your ticket. We also monitor pool status and will often spot an offline miner before you do.

Miner repairs

Tell us what’s wrong. We’ll get it fixed on site.

  • On-site miner repairs and part replacement
  • Labour usually included for hosted miners
  • You pay for spare parts only
  • Most repairs done in-house, without shipping out
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