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ABI Electronics

SYSTEM TRAINING.

Build Confident In-House Repair Capability

Included with Every Major ABI System

Buying the right diagnostic equipment is only half the equation. The organisations that achieve the greatest value are those whose technicians can use it confidently and apply a structured, methodical approach to fault-finding and component analysis.

That is why practical training is included with every major ABI system as part of our post-purchase support. An ABI technical trainer guides your team through multiple real-world fault scenarios either at ABI headquarters or on-site. Technicians learn how to select the appropriate test method, interpret results and approach unfamiliar faulty boards with confidence. Training also introduces TestFlow, which enables diagnostic procedures, instrument settings, images and results to be captured as repeatable workflows. This helps organisations standardise good practice, share knowledge across teams and reduce dependence on individual experts.

What Your Team Will Learn

System-Specific Training

From system set-up and self-test to structured diagnostic procedures

Power-Off & Power-On Testing

Test components and ICs using the appropriate method

Hands-On Guided Practice

Real-world fault scenarios and device degradation analysis

TestFlow Knowledge Capture

Create standardised procedures your team can reuse and share

Training in Practice

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