Restaurant equipment maintenance training

12-WEEK HANDS-ON TRAINING PROGRAM

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair Training Program

A comprehensive 12-week hands-on program covering preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, electrical systems, wire schematics, and parts replacement on every major piece of commercial kitchen equipment.

12 Weeks

Duration

Hands-On / In-Person

Format

Atlanta, GA

Location

Full Program

Tuition

Program Overview

Our 12-Week Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair Training Program is designed to develop skills from the fundamentals through hands-on repair on every major equipment type used in commercial kitchens. You will read wire schematics, diagnose electrical faults, replace heating elements, service cooling systems, rebuild motors, and perform preventive maintenance on ice machines, refrigerators, deep fryers, salamanders, convection ovens, pizza ovens, steamers, and mixers. No prior experience required. This program is designed to develop entry-level skills — classes and enrollment will not begin until all required regulatory approvals are obtained.

Full Program Enrollment

Enroll in the Complete 12-Week Program

All 12 weeks · All 9 equipment types · Electrical systems, wire schematics, hands-on parts replacement, PM & capstone assessment

In-person · Atlanta, GA · All training materials included · No prior experience required

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Classes and enrollment will not begin until all required regulatory approvals are obtained. Questions? Call (678) 994-5366

12-Week Curriculum

Each week builds on the last — from electrical fundamentals through hands-on repair on every major equipment type, finishing with a full capstone assessment.

Week 1

Electrical Fundamentals & Wire Schematics

Read and interpret wire schematics and sequence-of-operation diagrams. Use a multimeter to test voltage, resistance, and continuity. Understand series and parallel circuits, control boards, relays, and contactors. Apply lockout/tagout safety procedures on all commercial equipment.

Week 2

Ice Machines — Troubleshooting, PM & Parts Replacement

Inspect evaporator plates, water distribution systems, and condenser coils. Diagnose error codes, refrigerant leaks, and compressor faults. Replace water inlet valves, harvest motors, and control boards. Build PM schedules to prevent scale buildup and extend machine life.

Week 3

Refrigerators — Cooling Systems, Motors & PM

Service evaporator and condenser fan motors, door gaskets, and thermostat controls. Diagnose temperature drift, compressor cycling, and refrigerant leaks. Replace fan blades, start relays, and defrost heaters. Perform PM coil cleaning and door seal inspections.

Week 4

Deep Fryers — Gas Systems, Heating Elements & Troubleshooting

Inspect gas valves, thermostats, high-limit controls, and heat exchangers. Diagnose ignition failures, temperature inconsistencies, and thermocouple faults. Replace gas valves, ignitors, and temperature probes. Establish oil-change and filter-cleaning PM intervals.

Week 5

Salamanders — Burner Systems, Radiant Elements & Repair

Inspect burner assemblies, radiant heating elements, and gas valve operation. Diagnose uneven heating, ignition lockouts, and thermocouple failures. Replace radiant elements, thermocouples, and gas orifices. Perform PM cleaning of burner ports and reflector surfaces.

Week 6

Convection Ovens — Heating Elements, Motors & Troubleshooting

Inspect blower motors, door seals, heating elements, and temperature controls. Diagnose uneven baking, fan motor failures, and control board faults. Replace heating elements, blower motors, and door gaskets. Develop PM checklists for calibration and seal replacement.

Week 7

Pizza Ovens — Deck Systems, Gas Valves & PM

Inspect deck stones, burner systems, door springs, and temperature sensors. Diagnose hot spots, ignition failures, and thermostat drift. Replace temperature probes, gas valves, and door components. Perform PM cleaning of burner orifices and stone surfaces.

Week 8

Steamers — Heating Elements, Solenoids & Water Systems

Inspect steam generators, solenoid valves, door gaskets, and water quality systems. Diagnose low steam output, leaks, and heating element failures. Replace solenoid valves, heating elements, and door seals. Build descaling and PM schedules to prevent scale-related breakdowns.

Week 9

Mixers — Motors, Gear Systems & Hands-On Repair

Inspect gear assemblies, bowl lifts, agitator attachments, and motor brushes. Diagnose speed inconsistencies, overheating, and transmission wear. Replace motor brushes, drive gears, and bowl lift components. Perform PM lubrication, belt inspection, and safety guard checks.

Week 10

Advanced Troubleshooting — Electrical Systems Across All Equipment

Apply wire schematic reading and electrical diagnosis to all nine equipment types. Trace multi-component faults using sequence-of-operation logic. Identify failed relays, contactors, control boards, and wiring harnesses. Practice systematic fault isolation from symptom to confirmed repair.

Week 11

Preventive Maintenance — Schedules, Checklists & Documentation

Build PM schedules for every equipment type covered in the program. Complete inspection checklists, lubrication logs, filter replacement records, and calibration documentation. Learn how to present PM findings to restaurant managers and write service reports.

Week 12

Capstone — Full Equipment Repair & Job Readiness

Perform end-to-end diagnosis and repair on live commercial equipment with no instructor guidance. Complete a timed troubleshooting assessment covering electrical, mechanical, and PM skills. Review job-site professionalism, parts ordering, and career placement preparation.

Upcoming Classes

Commercial Ice Machine Repair

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Troubleshooting, wire schematics, error codes, and compressor replacement on commercial ice machines.

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Commercial Refrigerators

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Walk-in and reach-in refrigeration systems — compressor diagnostics, refrigerant handling, and temperature control troubleshooting.

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Deep Fryers

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Gas and electric deep fryer repair — burner assemblies, thermostats, high-limit switches, and oil filtration systems.

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Salamanders & Broilers

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Gas valve diagnostics, infrared burner systems, pilot assembly repair, and heat output calibration on commercial broilers.

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Kitchen Equipment Fundamentals

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Core electrical skills — wiring diagrams, multimeter use, and diagnosing gas, refrigeration, and heating system faults.

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Convection Ovens

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Fan motor diagnostics, heating element testing, control board troubleshooting, and door seal replacement on gas and electric convection ovens.

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Pizza Ovens

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Deck, conveyor, and wood-fired pizza oven service — stone deck maintenance, conveyor belt systems, and gas system diagnostics.

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Commercial Steamers

Open
  • 8:00 AM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Boiler descaling, solenoid valve service, pressure switch diagnostics, and steam generator maintenance on commercial steamers.

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Multi-Equipment Troubleshooting

Open
  • 12:00 PM · 5 days / 8 hrs per day
  • $1,000
  • Atlanta, GA

Hands-on diagnosis and repair of fryers, ovens, refrigerators, and steamers — the four most common commercial kitchen appliances.

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Who Is This Program For?

Career Changers

Looking to enter a stable, in-demand trade without a four-year degree? This program is designed to develop the foundational skills needed to pursue work in commercial kitchen equipment repair.

Restaurant Staff

Kitchen managers and maintenance staff who want to develop equipment repair skills and better understand the systems they work with.

Experienced Technicians

Seasoned pros looking to sharpen their skills, fill knowledge gaps, or add certifications to their resume.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about commercial kitchen equipment repair training in Atlanta, GA.

Interested in the Program?

Classes and enrollment will not begin until all required regulatory approvals are obtained. Contact us to learn more or to be notified when enrollment opens.

Classes and enrollment will not begin until all required regulatory approvals are obtained. Questions? Call (678) 994-5366