TV Repair Masterclass

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TV Repair Masterclass

Antique tube receivers, solid-state CRT televisions and modern flat panels—three focused tracks with smaller courses and free sample lessons.

3 full tracks12 mini courses48 written lessons6 free samples
Full track

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.

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Antique TV Identification & Restoration Planning

Identify the chassis, obtain the right documentation and plan restoration before power is applied.

4 lessons • included in this full track and the complete program

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Tube Circuits, Power & Signal Theory

Understand stage functions and component behavior using schematics and low-voltage models.

4 lessons • included in this full track and the complete program

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Scanning, Picture & Sound Diagnosis

Connect timing, deflection, beam control and audio behavior to defensible diagnoses.

4 lessons • included in this full track and the complete program

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Restoration Cases & Professional Handover

Use evidence-led case work, written acceptance criteria and restoration records.

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Paid lesson

Case: hum, heating and a restricted restoration scope

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Treat combined symptoms as clues and recognize stopping conditions.

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