Fridge (Refrigeration) Repair Course – Learn Practical Skills, Start Earning Fast

Want a stable, high-demand career in technical repair? Our Fridge (Refrigeration) Repair Course is the perfect entry point! With 100% practical training, you’ll quickly become a skilled refrigerator technician.

What You Will Learn

• Anatomy of refrigeration and cooling systems

• Refrigerator types: single-door, double-door, side-by-side, deep freezers

• Troubleshooting compressors and thermostats

• Gas charging and leak testing

• Repairing PCBs and sensors

• Tools and safety protocols

• Live repair on real units

Who Can Join

• 10th or 12th pass students

• Job seekers or working professionals

• Anyone wanting to start a technical career or own a service business

Career Opportunities

• Refrigerator technician in service centres

• Start your own fridge repair business

• Join corporate maintenance teams

• Become an instructor in a technical institute

Types of Refrigerators Explained

1. Inverter Refrigerator

Inverter technology automatically adjusts compressor speed based on cooling load.

Features

• Saves 30–40% electricity

• Silent operation

• Longer compressor life

• Constant cooling temperature

Common Repairs

• Inverter PCB issues

• Variable compressor faults

• Sensor problems

2. Single Door Refrigerator

A budget-friendly design with one door for both freezer and fridge.

Features

• Suitable for small families or individuals

• Compact, space-saving design

• Energy efficient

• Usually requires manual defrosting

Common Repairs

• Thermostat failure

• Defrosting problems

• Door gasket replacement

3. Double Door Refrigerator

Comes with two separate doors, one for the freezer and one for the fridge.

Features

• Ideal for medium to large families

• Frost-free technology (automatic defrost)

• Larger capacity with advanced features

Common Repairs

• Frost-free system faults

• Cooling fan motor issues

• Digital display or PCB problems

4. Non-Inverter Refrigerator

Uses a traditional compressor that switches on/off at full power.

Features

• Lower upfront cost

• Easy to repair

• Higher power consumption

Common Faults

• Frequent compressor cycling

• Higher electricity bills

• Thermostat failure

5. Deep Freezer

Used for bulk food storage in shops, restaurants, and meat preservation.

Features

• Available in vertical (single door) and chest type (horizontal)

• Much lower temperature than regular refrigerators

• Stores large quantities for long durations

Common Repairs

• Gas leakage

• Compressor failure

• Over-freezing issues

• Thermostat faults

Why Join Our Course?

• 100% live practical training on real refrigerators

• Learn both traditional & modern systems (Inverter & Non-Inverter)

• Certificate + job support after course completion

• Affordable course fees