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

Modern LCD, LED, OLED & Smart TV Diagnosis

Display architecture, input faults, lighting, boards, software and repair economics; includes older CCFL LCD and plasma awareness.

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Modern TV Identification & External Diagnosis

Use exact model information and manufacturer-supported checks to separate source and display faults.

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

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LCD Backlights, Power & Panel Paths

Understand illumination, power sequencing, timing control and compatible board replacement planning.

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

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OLED, Smart TV Software & Legacy Flat Panels

Distinguish emissive displays, firmware issues and older flat-panel technologies.

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

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Modern TV Cases, Worksheets & Capstone

Practise evidence-led cases and prepare a responsible paid-service workflow.

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

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Paid lesson

Backlight architecture and dark-image reasoning

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Distinguish image creation from illumination in an LCD system.

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