Chip Transplant & EEPROM / MCU Read-Write UK
When a module can't be cloned through its connector, the answer is often at chip level: reading an EEPROM or MCU directly, or moving the memory chip or MCU from a damaged board to a good one.
from £85Free tracked return postage to a UK address is included in the price. Pay now or when the work is done — full refund if we can’t do it.
- Turnaround quoted
- 90-day warranty
- Free tracked return
- Pay now or after the job
MCU / BGA / EEPROM Chip Transplant to a Donor Board — options
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| EEPROM / Flash transplant (SOIC, TSSOP, TSOP) — e.g. 95320, 95128, 24C32 memory chips | £95 |
| MCU transplant QFP / LQFP — e.g. Infineon TC1796 / TC1797 LQFP, Renesas SH7058 / SH7059, Freescale MC9S12XEP100, MPC5xx | £145 |
| MCU transplant BGA (reball) — e.g. TC1796 / TC1797 BGA, TC27x / TC29x, MPC5674; assessed from photos first | £185 |
Find your module (3 services)
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- EEPROM & MCU Chip Read / Write and Dump Recovery (24Cxx, 93Cxx, 95xxx, MC9S12, ST10)from £85
- MCU / BGA / EEPROM Chip Transplant to a Donor Boardfrom £95
- Porsche Rear BCM 7PP 907 279 MCU Transplant (Water / Fire Damaged)from £150
What it is
Chip-level work covers reading and writing serial EEPROMs (24Cxx, 93Cxx, 95xxx) and supported MCUs in-circuit or off-board, and transplanting a chip (including BGA packages) from a damaged board onto a matching good board using hot-air rework. It is used when a board is too damaged to power up, or when a clone needs the original silicon.
Typical symptoms
- Board burnt or corroded so it won't power up, but the memory chip is intact
- You need a dump of a specific EEPROM or MCU
- A clone route needs the original chip moved to a donor board
What to send
- The module(s) involved, or the loose board
- Clear photos of the chip markings first so we can confirm
- Your details and job reference
How it works
- Send us a photo of the label — use the quote form or WhatsApp. We check the part number and send you a written quote: the price and what to send.
- Book and post — reply to the quote to book (or pay now on the service page), then post your module(s) (for a clone: your original and a donor with the same part number) as shown in How to post your module. Drop-off in Newport (TF10) by appointment.
- Bench read and assessment — we read and back up the original first. If the job can't be done, we tell you and send your module(s) back with no charge for the work.
- We do the job — and verify the result on the bench.
- You pay — if you haven't paid up front, we send you a secure card / PayPal payment link once the work is done (or you can use our Pay page). If the job can't be done, an up-front payment is refunded in full.
- Tracked return — as soon as it's paid, your module goes back by tracked post.
Not included
- Security bypass, immo off or mileage alteration
- Reading chips we cannot confirm as supported — we tell you first
FAQ
Can every chip be read?
No. Some MCUs are protected and can't be read with bench tools. Send a photo of the chip markings and we'll confirm before you post.