TV Repair Masterclass
Antique tube receivers, solid-state CRT televisions and modern flat panels—three focused tracks with smaller courses and free sample lessons.
Choose a full track or the complete program
The complete program includes all three tracks and all twelve mini courses. Each track has four mini courses of four lessons each. Begin with the two free sample lessons in any track.
Prerequisites: electronics fundamentals, schematic-reading skills and appropriate supervised practical training before any internal equipment work. This written course does not include instructor-supervised labs, original repair videos or model-specific service manuals.
Antique Tube Television Restoration
Vacuum-tube receiver theory, preservation, diagnosis and restoration planning. These sets also use CRT picture tubes; this track emphasizes tube-based electronics.
Read the free sampleSee the full track and mini courses →Paid enrollment is not open yet. Try the free samples.CRT Television Diagnosis • Solid-State Era
Later transistor/IC-based CRT receivers: power sequencing, deflection, video, color and evidence-led service planning.
Read the free sampleSee the full track and mini courses →Paid enrollment is not open yet. Try the free samples.Modern LCD, LED, OLED & Smart TV Diagnosis
Display architecture, input faults, lighting, boards, software and repair economics; includes older CCFL LCD and plasma awareness.
Read the free sampleSee the full track and mini courses →Paid enrollment is not open yet. Try the free samples.What the program includes
- Evidence-led lessons with objectives, worked cases and practical-planning tasks.
- Quizzes with answer explanations and browser completion records.
- Printable intake, diagnosis, parts, quote and handover worksheet prompts.
- One capstone for each track and a three-case portfolio for the combined program.
Completion records describe written learning activities. They do not verify hands-on servicing competence.
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