Refrigerator Repair Training Course
Enroll Today
$350one time $58.34 /month
6 months interest-free
See course syllabus
Try our course sample
Need to enroll multiple techs, click here
Who the course is for
Current techs
# of modules and units
4 modules and 26 units
Estimated time to complete
Up to 1 month, part-time
Length of access
1 year
Cost of continued enrollment
$5 / month
What You'll Learn
- The principles of how refrigerators operate
- The common refrigerator problems you’ll see on the job
- Specialized troubleshooting and repair of: single and dual evaporator refrigerators, split-phase and inverter-driven compressors
- A systems approach to troubleshooting modern refrigerators
Add to Your Knowledge and Income
Ovens, dryers and washers are all fairly easy once you’ve mastered the Fundamentals. Refrigerators on the other hand add a whole other level of complexity. Not surprisingly, expertise with refrigerators is both the most in-demand and most profitable knowledge an appliance repair tech can have (okay, second-most after the Fundamentals).
Tackling the additional complexities of refrigerator troubleshooting and repair is the next step on the road to mastery. This course will make you a master troubleshooter of today’s computer-controlled refrigerators, and teach you the skills needed to repair the majority of repair scenarios.
Prerequisite
You must already have solid training in basic electricity, reading schematics, troubleshooting, and motors. Therefore, we strongly recommend starting your training with Fundamentals of Appliance Repair. If you’re not sure whether you need to take the prereq, take our quiz.
Customers Also Bought
Technician’s Bundle
Complete Business Bundle
Fundamentals of Appliance Repair
Course Syllabus
| Module 1 | Refrigerator Principles of Operation |
| Thermodynamics; Understanding the basic refrigeration cycle; Components of a refrigeration system. | |
| Unit 1 | How to Use and Interact With the Refrigeration Troubleshooting and Repair Course |
| Unit 2 | Refrigerator Operational Overview |
| Unit 3 | Thermodynamics and Phase Change |
| Unit 4 | Properties of Refrigerants |
| Unit 5 | The Refrigeration Cycle |
| Unit 6 | Sealed System Components: Condensers and Compressors |
| Unit 7 | Refrigerator Air Distribution Systems |
| Unit 8 | Refrigerator Temperature Control Systems |
| Unit 9 | Refrigerator Defrost Systems |
| Unit 10 | Split-phase Compressors and their Start Devices |
| Unit 11 | Inverter Compressor Systems |
| Unit 12 | Dual Evaporator Refrigerators |
| Unit 13 | Refrigerator Principles of Operation Module Exam |
| Module 2 | Common Problems and Troubleshooting |
| Common problems with refrigerators; troubleshooting principles. | |
| Unit 1 | The Systems Approach to Troubleshooting Refrigerators |
| Unit 2 | Evaporator Frost Pattern Analysis |
| Unit 3 | Troubleshooting Strategies for Warm Refrigerator Complaints |
| Unit 4 | Troubleshooting Freezing in Fresh Food Compartments |
| Unit 5 | Troubleshooting Ice, Frost, and Condensation Problems |
| Unit 6 | Troubleshooting Inverter Compressor Refrigerators |
| Unit 7 | Common Problems and Troubleshooting Module Exam |
| Module 3 | Refrigeration Bonus Lessons |
| This module covers the basics of ice makers, dispensers, and refrigeration sealed system repairs. | |
| Unit 1 | Refrigerator Ice Maker Basics |
| Unit 2 | Refrigerator Ice and Water Dispenser Basics |
| Unit 3 | Refrigerator Sealed System Basic Skills |
| Unit 4 | Replacing the Compressor and Filter Drier |
| Module 4 | Resources for Continuing Education and Final Exam |
| How to keep up with the changing technology in refrigerators. Getting help with specific refrigerator problems. | |
| Unit 1 | Resources for Continuing Education |
| Unit 2 | Refrigerator Course Final Exam |
| Unit 3 | Refrigerators Course Wrap-Up |
★★★★★
“Very good Course, enjoyed the experience. The only improvement I can suggest is more information on sealed system diagnosis. Like if I run into a starved Evaporator do I have to find and fix the leak first. What methods are available to determine where the leak is. Or if the starving is caused by blocked how can one determine where the blockage is. Also maybe a list of what tools are suggested and necessary ie, I have not worked with piping before but I soldered electronics for many 30+ years, so I think a little practice and I can do it. I will look on the appliantology site for more information also. Thanks for putting together such a detailed course. Overall I give it a 5.”
- Matthew Cousin
★★★★★
“Very informative”
- Alex K
★★★★★
“This course was great. Really brought revelation to some gray areas of this trade. Thank You!!”
- Kyron Csotya
★★★★★
“Great course!”
- Marc Trought
★★★★★
“The “Refrigerator Repair Training Course” game me tremendous insights into refrigerators troubleshooting. I did not know there was so much to refrigerators. It built my understanding from the ground up. I learned so much in this course and my confidence is way up. I’m no longer afraid of dealing with refrigerators issues. I highly recommend this course, it was awesome. Thank you. Abe Almonte (AKA: honeybadger)”
- honey badger
★★★★★
“You guys are great!”
- James young
★★★★★
“over all the course was good but i think some more focus should be placed on preparing students for the EPA certification on completion. i really did learn alot , many thanks”
- Boven Charles
★★★★★
“Much more than expected. But would still like more videos like the testing of that inverter compressor; though update that one with all the testing steps to take.”
- Gene
★★★★★
“Great course”
- Michael Obas
