Appliance repair technicians blend technical ability, problem-solving, and hands-on work to keep essential household appliances running safely and efficiently. With your Appliance Repair training, you’ll be ready to enter the field, build real-world experience, and grow into a fully certified professional.
Our online Appliance Repair Technician Program offers flexible, interactive training built to prepare you for a stable, in-demand career.
Skilled appliance repair technicians play a key role in keeping homes running smoothly. They service and repair refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, dryers, and other major appliances, making the role essential and consistently in demand.
This program gives you the technical foundation and hands-on practice needed to start as an entry-level appliance repair technician and advance your career. After completing the course and earning your certifications, you will be prepared for roles such as:
30,000+
According to national labor data, appliance repair continues to be a stable field with steady demand. Employment is projected to grow by roughly 3% through 2033, with strong earning potential and reliable job security. The average annual salary is $47,170, with most technicians earning between $31,100 and $72,660 depending on experience and location.
Note: Actual pay varies based on experience, certifications, employer, and geographic region. Data sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and ZipRecruiter.
The appliance repair field offers consistent work, dependable income, and room to grow. This program equips you with the skills needed for entry-level roles, including diagnosing malfunctioning appliances, troubleshooting electrical and gas components, handling refrigerants safely, and using professional tools with confidence.
After completing the 80–130 hour self-paced program, you’ll earn an Appliance Repair Career Prep Professional Certificate of Completion and be job-ready. You’ll also prepare for included and optional industry certifications, such as:
EPA Section 608 Certification
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry
Certified Appliance Professional (CAP) — optional
NASTeC Certification — optional
Course Access: Available online 24/7
Total Hours: 80–130
Estimated Completion Time:
This self-paced program lets you study on your own schedule and move at a pace that fits your life.
We understand that investing in your education is a significant decision. The Total Tuition Cost for our program is $7,500. We are pleased to offer financial assistance options, including Partial Scholarships, which are available to assist students in certain situations or who meet specific eligibility criteria. We encourage all prospective students to inquire about these scholarship opportunities during the application process.
This course is built around active, hands-on learning. You’ll complete repair drills, interactive labs, and scenario-based exercises designed to prepare you for real service calls.
All course materials are included and accessible online. No additional textbooks or purchases required.
Module 1: Introduction to Appliance Repair
Overview of the industry, essential tools, safety procedures, customer service, and best practices.
Certification: OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
Module 2: Electrical Fundamentals
Circuits, multimeters, wiring diagrams, troubleshooting electrical failures, and lockout/tagout safety.
Module 3: Gas Appliance Systems and Safety
Gas appliance components, leak detection, safe repairs, and code-compliant procedures.
Certification: EPA Section 608 Type I
Module 4: Refrigeration & Cooling Systems
Refrigeration cycle, sealed systems, compressors, evaporators, refrigerant handling, and advanced cooling system troubleshooting.
Certification: EPA Section 608 Universal
Module 5: Laundry Appliances
Washer/dryer components, heating systems, pumps, sensors, and common operational faults.
Module 6: Kitchen Appliances
Ovens, Stoves, Microwaves. Diagnostics for gas and electric cooking appliances, calibration, and control board troubleshooting.
Module 7: Dishwashers & Garbage Disposals
Water systems, drainage issues, motors, pump assemblies, and cycle diagnostics.
Module 8: Hands-On Training & Simulations
Virtual labs, troubleshooting practice, and simulated service calls to apply real-world skills.
Module 9: Final Assessment & Career Prep
Comprehensive exam, certification test prep, résumé building, and interview coaching.
