NOVA EV ELECTRONICS LAB


Specialized component-level repair for EV car computers affected by black screens, repeated restarts, water intrusion, collision damage, and internal electronic failure. Selected control units and electronic modules can also be assessed.

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When Your EV’s Car Computer Stop Working


The car computer connects many of the systems drivers use and depend on every day. When it fails, the result may include a black touchscreen, repeated restarting, lost connectivity, unavailable cameras, missing vehicle functions, or a car that will not wake normally.

NOVA Electronics Lab opens the affected unit to locate failed components, damaged circuits, corrosion, storage faults, and internal connection problems. When the original computer remains recoverable, component-level repair may avoid replacing the complete assembly.

Common Symptoms

  • Black screen or no power

  • Repeated restarting or boot loops

  • Freezing or slow operation

  • Vehicle remains offline

  • Failed or incomplete software updates

  • Loss of audio, Bluetooth, navigation, or connectivity

  • Cameras and connected functions become unavailable

  • Multiple communication errors appear together

  • Vehicle will not sleep, 30-50km range lost next day

  • Faults begin after water exposure or a collision

  • Dealership recommends complete computer replacement

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Selected Control Unit Repair


In addition to car computers, NOVA can assess selected EV control units and electronic modules when the fault is related to the internal circuit board.

Eligible repairs may include power-supply faults, damaged components, corrosion, connector damage, communication failures, and physical circuit-board damage.


Contact us with the part number and symptoms before sending a control unit so we can confirm whether it is suitable for assessment.

Water and Collision Damage


Water intrusion can leave corrosion and conductive residue beneath components, while collision impact can crack solder joints, damage connectors, and break circuit traces inside the computer.

The unit may fail immediately, work intermittently, or develop additional problems over time. Avoid repeatedly powering a water-damaged computer and arrange an assessment as soon as possible.


Contact us with the part number and symptoms before sending a control unit so we can confirm whether it is suitable for assessment.

Repair Options


International Mail-In Repair

EV owners and automotive professionals across Canada, the United States, and Europe can ship eligible car computers and selected control units to NOVA Electronics Lab for assessment and repair.


Local Drop-Off

Removed computers and modules may be delivered directly to our lab by appointment.


Mobile Removal and Reinstallation

Within our local service area, a NOVA technician can attend the vehicle, remove the affected computer, and transport it to the lab. Reinstallation and in-vehicle testing may also be arranged after repair.


Repair-Shop Support

Independent workshops and collision centres can send customer units to NOVA for component-level repair while continuing to manage the vehicle and customer relationship.

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Send, Assess, Restore


A straightforward repair process for EV owners, workshops, fleets, and collision centres across Canada, the United States, and Europe.

1
Tell Us the Symptoms


Share the vehicle information, computer version, fault symptoms, and any history of water exposure, collision damage, or previous repair attempts.

2
Deliver or Ship the Unit


Arrange a local drop-off, tracked mail-in service, or mobile removal within our service area. Contact us before shipping so we can confirm eligibility.

3
Assess, Repair and Return


We inspect the car computer, confirm the available repair path, complete the approved board-level work, and prepare the unit for pickup, return shipping, or reinstallation.

Not Sure What Has Failed?


Tell us the vehicle model, symptoms, and whether the problem followed water exposure, a collision, a software update, or a previous repair attempt.

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