HTC headsets are built for enterprise and hardcore gaming. We repair sweat-damaged displays, Vive wands, and Base Station optical lasers.
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RockIT Repairs provides industry-leading component-level repair for the entire HTC Vive ecosystem. From the legendary original HTC Vive to high-fidelity enterprise hardware like the Vive Pro 2, XR Elite, and Focus 3, our technicians handle all complex out-of-warranty hardware failures. We support both consumer PCVR gamers and enterprise commercial VR arcades, ensuring your high-end simulator hardware is restored quickly without the high cost of complete unit replacement.
A blinking red light on your HTC Vive Base Station (Lighthouse) typically indicates a mechanical or laser fault, such as Fault 02 or Fault 03. Instead of purchasing an expensive new Base Station 1.0 or 2.0 tracker, our technicians can disassemble the unit, realign or replace the internal optical motor drums, and restore precise millimeter-accurate tracking to your VR space.
The most common failure point on the classic HTC Vive Wand controllers is the trackpad losing its ability to click, usually in the 12 o'clock to 3 o'clock positions. This happens when the internal rubber actuator shifts or degrades over time. Our experts disassemble the Wand, replace the degraded actuator, repair any severed ribbon cables, and swap out aging internal batteries so they hold a charge like new.
High-intensity VR sessions can lead to liquid damage where sweat bypasses the face gasket and shorts out the Vive's AMOLED display panels and internal motherboard. We utilize advanced ultrasonic cleaning to remove corrosion and rescue sweat-damaged headsets. Additionally, we provide hard-to-find replacement tether cables and connector board repairs to permanently solve the dreaded 'Error 208: Headset Not Found Display' issue.