Beginner Level
Welding processes, electrical hazards, equipment anatomy, safe external checks, cables, consumables and symptom recording.

From Beginner to Master: understand modern welding equipment, recognize common symptoms, interpret subsystem behavior and make better-informed service decisions.
Safe external inspection of leads, connections, consumables and controls. Systems knowledge covering SMAW, MIG, TIG, transformer and inverter equipment. Structured diagnostics with cases, decision maps, worksheets and fault documentation.
Move from foundational concepts to advanced technical reasoning—without paying separately for every level. Each part of the course develops a different aspect of diagnostic thinking.
Welding processes, electrical hazards, equipment anatomy, safe external checks, cables, consumables and symptom recording.
CC/CV principles, MIG wire-feeding systems, TIG start theory, gas delivery, cooling systems and systematic fault diagnosis.
Inverter stages, semiconductors, DC-link hazards, feedback, gate drives and advanced failure analysis for technician education.
Multi-fault reasoning, root-cause analysis, model-specific service planning and repair-versus-replace decisions.
Illustrated component atlas, circuit building blocks, transformers, fans, rectifiers, capacitors and control architecture.
Conversion paths, transformer fundamentals, rectification, current control, switching stages, protection and thermal losses.
Symptom-based reference for no-start, no-arc, unstable feed, gas issues, thermal faults and safe escalation decisions.
Workshop-friendly forms for intake, identification, hazard flags, external inspections, fault records and technician handoff.
Rather than guessing at a faulty component, work through observed symptoms, model documentation and appropriate safety boundaries.
OPTIONAL · BUY INDIVIDUALLY OR ADD TO YOUR COURSE
These three specialist companions are not part of the eight-resource core course. Select only the topics you need; each is also available separately in Specialist Companion Guides.

Differentiate no-power, no-output, and no-arc complaints with structured diagrams, decisions and example cases.
$9.99
Learn rectifiers, DC link, gate-drive concepts, protection and fault-propagation reasoning with qualified-service boundaries.
$9.99
Explore duty cycle, airflow, cooling faults, thermal sensors and diagnostic timelines with safe next-step decisions.
$9.99Four course levels, two technical complements and two workshop bonuses—eight included learning resources in total.
No. Each specialist companion is an optional $9.99 add-on, sold individually or alongside the core course.
No physical item is shipped. Your course materials become accessible after purchase.
Yes, the Beginner Level builds conceptual and external-observation foundations. Internal electrical work, including energized tests, is reserved for qualified technicians working to OEM procedures.
No. It is independent educational reference material, not technical certification or permission to perform hazardous electrical service.
Complete course · 2026 English edition · $19.99, optional add-ons $9.99 each.