INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED - ELECTRONICS TROUBLESHOOTING, PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION & REPAIR
25 - 27 NOVEMBER 2026
COURSE INTRODUCTION
This hands-on programme advances participants from basic component checking to a more systematic approach to electronic fault diagnosis and repair. Participants strengthen their use of test equipment, circuit analysis, power-supply troubleshooting, component testing and practical repair techniques for common electronic boards and equipment. Practical examples and guided discussion help participants connect the subject to decisions and challenges in their own workplace.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this programme, participants should be able to:
- Apply a safe, structured workflow for electronic fault isolation.
- Read circuit diagrams and trace power, ground and signal paths.
- Test components accurately in-circuit and out-of-circuit.
- Diagnose power-supply and mainboard faults using evidence.
- Locate shorted, leaking and intermittent components with suitable instruments.
- Use oscilloscopes, thermal methods and comparative testing to verify board-level faults.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This programme is suitable for electronics technicians, engineers, maintenance personnel, repair specialists, technical supervisors and production support teams.
COURSE CONTENT
- Safe troubleshooting workflow and systematic fault isolation
- Reading circuit diagrams and tracing signal and power paths
- Testing electronic components in-circuit and out-of-circuit
- Diagnosing power-supply and mainboard faults
- Locating shorted, leaking and intermittent components
- Using oscilloscopes, meters and specialised diagnostic instruments
- Thermal methods for revealing intermittent power-supply and mainboard faults
- Huntron Tracker techniques for comparative component testing
- Practical board-level diagnosis and repair exercises
