Microsoldering Classes Kansas · Board Repair Training
Microsoldering & Board Repair Training
Hands-on training designed to teach real diagnostics, microsoldering, and board-level repair for phones, game consoles, computers, and electronics.
- Charging port replacement
- HDMI port replacement
- Trace and pad repair
- Short circuit diagnostics
- Liquid damage recovery
- Real-world troubleshooting
- One-on-one and small group instruction
- Beginner to advanced training
Learn practical skills you can use immediately
Real repair work—not theory alone.
PixelNation training focuses on real repair work rather than theory alone. Students learn under a microscope, practice on real circuit boards, and gain structured troubleshooting skills they can apply to customer devices and business workflows. The majority of workshop time is spent performing actual repairs and guided practice—not sitting through lectures.
- Hands-on practical instruction
- Real devices and real fault scenarios
- Structured diagnostics methodology
- Small class sizes (maximum 4 students)
- Personalized guidance
- Business and workflow insights
Course topics
Foundational through advanced board-level skills for modern repair shops.
Microsoldering Fundamentals
Microsoldering Training
Heat control, flux usage, tip selection, and safe rework on surface-mount assemblies.
Board-Level Diagnostics
Electronics Diagnostics Training
Multimeter use, fault isolation, and systematic troubleshooting on real boards.
Charging Port Repair
iPhone Repair Training
USB-C, Lightning, and console charging port replacement with pad-safe technique.
HDMI Port Repair
Board Repair Courses
Console-focused HDMI port replacement and video output restoration.
Trace and Pad Repair
Component Level Repair Training
Pad restoration, jumper work, and trace reconstruction fundamentals.
Liquid Damage Recovery
Logic Board Repair Training
Corrosion assessment, cleaning concepts, and when board work is realistic.
Power Rail Troubleshooting
Board Repair Training
Identifying shorts, failed PMIC paths, and no-power failure patterns.
Component Identification
Electronics Repair Training
Reading board layouts, common ICs, filters, and connectors under magnification.
Tool Selection and Setup
Hands-On Repair Training
Workstation organization, microscope setup, and professional bench layout.
Real-World Repair Workflow
Microsoldering Classes Kansas
From intake to test—guided scenarios that mirror customer repairs.
Hands-on microsoldering & diagnostics workshop
3-day structured curriculum in Emporia, Kansas—seats limited to 4 students.
This flagship workshop provides practical, hands-on training in board-level repair and microsoldering. Students work directly on real devices and practice common repair scenarios under guided instruction—developing foundational skills that can be applied immediately in a repair environment.
Day 1 — Fundamentals
- Tool setup and workstation organization
- Soldering fundamentals: heat control, flux, and tip selection
- Through-hole and surface-mount practice
- Introduction to microscopes and magnification
Day 2 — Core Repairs
- HDMI port replacement (console-focused)
- Charging port repair
- Pad repair fundamentals
- Safe component removal and installation
Day 3 — Diagnostics & Real-World Application
- Diagnostics using a multimeter
- Identifying shorts and common board failures
- Guided real repair scenarios
- Troubleshooting and repair workflow
By the end of training, students will:
- Understand proper soldering and rework techniques
- Perform HDMI and charging port replacements
- Use a multimeter for diagnostics and fault isolation
- Identify common failure points on consoles and consumer electronics
- Develop confidence working under a microscope
Location: PixelNation, Emporia, Kansas · Duration: 3-day workshop (exact schedule provided upon registration)
Who this training is for
From first-time learners to experienced bench techs leveling up.
Repair shop owners
Expand service offerings with board-level repairs customers expect from advanced shops.
New technicians
Build foundational microsoldering skills with structured, guided practice.
Experienced technicians
Level up from part swaps to connector rework, diagnostics, and confidence under a microscope.
Hobbyists
Learn structured hands-on skills without lecture-only theory.
Entrepreneurs
Enter the repair industry with practical bench skills and workflow insight.
Electronics enthusiasts
Understand how modern devices fail and how professional repairs are performed.
Skill levels
Beginner through advanced paths—including private training for complex work.
Beginner
Learn microscope setup, soldering basics, through-hole and surface-mount practice, and safe board handling. No prior microsoldering experience required.
Intermediate
Connector replacement, HDMI and charging port repair, pad fundamentals, and guided component removal and installation.
Advanced
Short circuit diagnosis, multimeter-based fault isolation, power rail concepts, and complex board failures—available through private training and future advanced workshops.
The 3-day workshop focuses on foundational skills and common repair scenarios. Advanced board-level diagnostics and specialized repairs may be offered in future courses or through one-on-one private training—contact us for options.
What students will learn
Bench skills that translate directly to customer repairs.
- Proper microscope use
- Soldering and desoldering techniques
- Flux and tool selection
- Connector and port replacement
- Trace and pad reconstruction
- Reading schematics and board views
- Multimeter and thermal diagnostics
- Identifying common failure patterns
- Structured troubleshooting
Tools and equipment used
Professional repair bench gear—provided during training.
- Microscopes
- Hot air stations
- Soldering irons
- Multimeters
- Power supplies
- Thermal cameras
- Precision hand tools
What is provided
- Access to professional repair equipment during training
- Practice boards and repair materials
- Guided instruction and troubleshooting support
- Individual workstation in small-group workshops
Students are not required to bring tools for the group workshop.
Training formats
Choose the instruction style that fits your goals and schedule.
One-on-one private training
Personalized instruction tailored to your skill level and repair goals.
Small group classes
Hands-on workshop with a maximum of 4 students for individual workstation time.
Custom shop training
Training designed for your team’s devices, tools, and service mix.
Specialized workshops
Focused sessions on specific topics—contact us for availability.
Build skills that can increase your repair capability
Expand services, confidence, and revenue potential.
Students gain practical skills that can expand the range of repairs they can offer, improve troubleshooting confidence, and open new revenue opportunities. Whether you run a shop or want to start one, structured microsoldering training helps you handle board-level faults that part-swap-only workflows cannot fix.
Quick answers
Microsoldering training at PixelNation in Kansas.
What does PixelNation teach in its microsoldering training?
PixelNation teaches hands-on microsoldering, board-level diagnostics, charging port repair, HDMI repair, trace repair, and real-world troubleshooting.
Who is this training designed for?
The training is designed for repair shop owners, technicians, entrepreneurs, and electronics enthusiasts.
Do students get hands-on practice?
Yes. Training is hands-on and includes practical work on real circuit boards and repair scenarios.
Training FAQ
Experience, tools, booking, and what to expect.
Do I need prior experience?+
No prior microsoldering experience is required for the foundational workshop. Basic familiarity with electronics or repair tools is helpful but not necessary.
Is the training hands-on?+
Yes. This is not a lecture-based course. The majority of time is spent performing actual repairs and practice work under guided instruction on real devices and boards.
What tools will I use?+
Students use professional microscopes, soldering irons, hot air stations, multimeters, power supplies, thermal tools, and precision hand tools provided during training.
Can experienced technicians attend?+
Yes. Experienced technicians attend to expand into board-level repair, improve rework quality, and strengthen diagnostics workflow.
Do you offer private training?+
Yes. PixelNation offers one-on-one private training and custom shop training in addition to scheduled small-group workshops.
What devices are covered?+
Training focuses on skills applied to phones, game consoles, computers, and consumer electronics—with console HDMI and charging port work featured in the core curriculum.
How do I book training?+
Reserve your seat through the PixelNation shop or contact us for private training, custom schedules, and course availability in Emporia, Kansas.
Ready to learn advanced repair skills?
Seats are limited to ensure individual instruction. Reserve your spot through the shop or contact us for private and custom training in Emporia, Kansas.