NFC Charger Repair

Wireless charging dead, MagSafe not connecting, or Apple Pay failing at every terminal? Pro iPhone Repair replaces the NFC and wireless charging coil on every iPhone that has one, in downtown Glendale, while you wait. Every visit starts with a free diagnostic to tell a settings or charger problem from a failed coil. An NFC charger repair starts at $125, takes about 45 minutes on most models, and is backed by our limited lifetime warranty.

NFC and wireless charging repair in downtown Glendale, done while you wait

We're a short walk from Brand Boulevard, the Americana at Brand, and the Glendale Galleria. Drop your iPhone off, grab a coffee downtown, and come back to a phone that charges on the pad and pays at the register again.

  • Charging coils in stock: NFC and wireless charging coil assemblies for current and recent iPhones are on the shelf, so most coil repairs are finished the same visit.
  • Your phone stays here: every NFC charger repair is done in-shop by our own technicians, never mailed to a depot.
  • Serving all of Glendale and beyond: Adams Hill, Rossmoyne, Verdugo Woodlands, Montrose, Burbank, Pasadena, and the rest of the 818.

Pro iPhone Repair — Glendale

Mon–Fri 10 AM–6 PM · Sat 11 AM–4 PM
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(818) 639-3009

225 E Broadway, Suite 102D, Glendale, CA 91205
Get directions · Inside the Hollywood Production Center (HPC 3)

  • Monday – Friday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • SundayClosed
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  • Independent & localCoils repaired on East Broadway in downtown Glendale since 2008, not shipped out.
  • Free charging diagnosticWe test wireless charging, NFC, and the charging circuit before you pay for anything.
  • ~45-minute coil fixesMost NFC charger replacements are done while you wait.
  • Limited lifetime warrantyEvery coil replacement is covered against part and workmanship defects for life.

Select your iPhone model

Tap your model to see live NFC charger repair pricing. Wireless charging is on the iPhone 8 and newer; NFC for Apple Pay is on the iPhone 6 and newer.


What to expect from a NFC charger repair here

Walk in or book ahead

No appointment needed. Booking online reserves your time and makes sure the coil for your model is pulled and waiting.

Fixed while you wait

An NFC and wireless charging coil replacement takes about 45 minutes on most models, since the back of the phone is opened to reach it.

Tested before it leaves

We charge the phone on a Qi pad and a MagSafe charger, read an NFC tag, and confirm Apple Pay sees the terminal before handing it back.

Coil, charger, or software? One honest answer

Some wireless-charging complaints are the charger, a thick case, or a metal plate on the back of the phone. Some Apple Pay failures are a settings or Wallet problem. When the coil itself has failed, torn, or been cooked by heat, the NFC and wireless charging assembly is replaced. The free diagnostic tells you which one before anything is charged.

Check first

Charger, case, and settings check

We test your phone on a known-good Qi pad and MagSafe charger without a case, check the NFC reader and Wallet, and reseat the coil connector if it's loose.

Best for: wireless charging that works sometimes, or Apple Pay that fails on one terminal only.

Free with diagnostic

Full fix

NFC and wireless charging coil replacement

The combined NFC antenna and wireless charging coil is replaced when it's dead, torn, or damaged by heat or liquid.

Best for: no wireless charging on any pad, MagSafe that won't attach or charge, or Apple Pay dead at every terminal.

Starting at $125

The NFC and wireless charging problems Glendale brings us most

iPhone lying on a round white wireless charging pad with a dark screen and no charging indicator, a sign the wireless charging coil has failed

No wireless charging

The phone sits on the pad and nothing happens, but the cable still charges it. The charging coil has failed. The NFC and coil assembly is replaced.

Repairs Starting at: $125

Repair time: ~45min

Technician holding a round black iPhone wireless charging coil with NFC antenna flex cable in tweezers above an opened iPhone

Apple Pay not working

The terminal never sees the phone, and NFC tags don't read. The NFC antenna in the coil assembly is dead. The assembly is replaced.

Repairs Starting at: $125

Repair time: ~45min

Person holding an iPhone to a contactless payment terminal that shows a red error light, a symptom of a failed iPhone NFC antenna

MagSafe won't attach or charge

MagSafe accessories don't snap on or charge slowly and hot. The magnet ring or coil is damaged. The assembly is replaced.

Repairs Starting at: $125

Repair time: ~45min

iPhone charging on a magnetic wireless charger on a clean repair bench with a green battery on screen after an NFC charger repair

Dead after back glass damage

Wireless charging and Apple Pay stopped when the back glass shattered. Glass cut the coil. We replace the coil, and the back glass if you want it done together.

Repairs Starting at: $125

Repair time: ~45min

What's wrong with your iPhone wireless charging or NFC?

Pick the symptom and start your booking with the NFC charger repair already selected.

Book Your NFC Charger Repair(818)639-3009

iPhone NFC and wireless charging repair

We replace the NFC and wireless charging coil on every iPhone that has one, from the iPhone 17 lineup back to the iPhone 8, and the NFC antenna on the iPhone 6, 6s, and 7. Coil assemblies for current and recent models are stocked in our Glendale shop, so most repairs are finished in a single visit. Whether wireless charging is dead, MagSafe won't attach, or Apple Pay fails at every terminal, the fix starts the same way: a free diagnostic to rule out the charger, the case, and software, and test the coil.

Prefer not to come in? We accept mail-in coil repairs from anywhere in the Los Angeles area, with the same parts, warranty, and turnaround once your phone reaches the bench.

Why NFC and wireless charging fail together

On the iPhone 8 and newer, the NFC antenna for Apple Pay and the Qi wireless charging coil are built into one flat assembly glued to the inside of the back glass. That's why a phone that stops charging wirelessly usually loses Apple Pay at the same time, and why a shattered back glass so often takes both with it. Heat from cheap charging pads, liquid that gets in through cracked glass, and the flex tearing during a rough back glass or battery replacement are the other common causes. Because it's one part, one replacement restores wireless charging, MagSafe, and Apple Pay together.

How much does iPhone NFC charger repair cost?

The diagnostic, charger and case check, and connector reseat are free. An NFC and wireless charging coil replacement runs $125 to $189 depending on the model. Tap your model above for the exact live price, or use this guide:

Repair Price Time
Free charging and NFC diagnostic $0 5–10 min
NFC and wireless charging coil replacement $125–$189 ~45 min
Back glass replacement (if done together) See back glass pricing +30 min

Every replacement price includes the diagnostic, the new part, labor, and the limited lifetime warranty. There are no hidden bench fees, and the price you're quoted is the price you pay.

Why Glendale chooses Pro iPhone Repair for NFC and wireless charging repair

Plenty of shops don't stock the coil at all and tell you to live without wireless charging. We stock it, we replace it the same visit, and we test wireless charging, MagSafe, and Apple Pay before you leave. When the problem is the charger or the case, we'll say so and you pay nothing. We've been repairing iPhones in Glendale since 2008, and if you've been searching for "iPhone wireless charging repair near me" anywhere in Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, or the foothills, our customer reviews will tell you what to expect.

What an NFC charger repair here includes

Free charging and NFC diagnostic

We test the phone on a Qi pad and a MagSafe charger without its case, read an NFC tag, check Wallet, and inspect the coil before quoting.

Connector reseat

A coil connector left loose by a drop or a previous repair is reseated and tested at no charge.

Coil assembly replacement when needed

The combined NFC antenna and wireless charging coil is replaced with a new assembly, including the MagSafe magnet ring on supported models.

Back glass at the same time

If the back glass is shattered, we can replace it in the same visit so the new coil is protected.

Full test

Qi charging, MagSafe attach and charge, NFC tag read, and Apple Pay at a test terminal before the phone leaves the bench.

Limited lifetime warranty

Every coil replacement is covered against part and workmanship defects for life.

Check these before you come in

Take the case off and try the pad again; thick cases, wallet cases, and metal plates or pop-out grips block the coil. Try a different, name-brand charger, since a failing pad looks the same as a failing phone. For Apple Pay, open Wallet and confirm your card is still active and the phone isn't in a Focus mode that blocks it. If wireless charging still does nothing on a bare phone with a good charger, or the terminal still never sees the phone, the coil is the problem. Bring it in for the free diagnostic.

Built around the customer, not the ticket

Every job starts with a free diagnostic and ends with a real test. The price you were quoted is the price you pay. You'll get a text when the phone is ready, you can follow progress with our repair tracker, and if the repair ever fails to hold up, the limited lifetime warranty means you bring it back and we make it right.

NFC Charger Repair: FAQs

How much does it cost to fix iPhone wireless charging?

The diagnostic is free. An NFC and wireless charging coil replacement runs $125 to $189 depending on the model. If the fault turns out to be your charger or case, you pay nothing.

Why did wireless charging and Apple Pay stop at the same time?

On the iPhone 8 and newer they share one assembly glued to the back glass. When it fails or gets cut by broken glass, both stop. One replacement restores both.

Is it my charger or my phone?

We test your phone on a known-good Qi pad and MagSafe charger without a case. If it charges there, it's your charger or case. If it doesn't, the coil has failed.

How long does an NFC charger repair take?

About 45 minutes on most models when the part is in stock, which it usually is for current and recent iPhones. Adding a back glass replacement takes about 30 minutes more.

Does the repair fix MagSafe too?

Yes. On the iPhone 12 and newer the MagSafe magnet ring is part of the same assembly, so a replacement restores wireless charging, MagSafe attachment, and Apple Pay together.

My back glass is shattered and wireless charging died. Which do I fix first?

Both, ideally in the same visit. Broken glass is usually what cut the coil, and replacing the glass protects the new coil. We can quote both together.

Will I lose my data during the repair?

No. A coil repair doesn't touch your storage, and we never erase or reset a device to fix charging. Your Wallet cards stay in place.

Is there a warranty on NFC charger repair?

Every coil replacement comes with our limited lifetime warranty against part and workmanship defects. Accidental, physical, and liquid damage after the repair are not covered.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Walk-ins are welcome Monday to Saturday at 225 E Broadway, Suite 102D in downtown Glendale. Booking online reserves your time and makes sure the coil for your model is pulled before you arrive.

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NFC and wireless charging repair for all of Glendale and the San Fernando Valley

Wireless charging or Apple Pay dead? Book online.

Pick your model, pick a time, and we'll have the coil on the bench when you walk in. It takes about a minute to book.