BT113 — How to Clean a Motherboard

About the Course

Board cleaning is a genuine, billable repair skill in its own right — especially for liquid-damaged devices. BT113 covers IPA grades for PCB cleaning, soft brush technique, ultrasonic cleaner use, connector cleaning, proper drying procedure, and how to assess corrosion before cleaning begins.

What You Will Learn

• IPA grades for PCB cleaning
• Soft brush cleaning technique
• Ultrasonic cleaner overview
• Connector cleaning procedures
• Proper drying procedure
• Corrosion identification and assessment before cleaning

Course Highlights

• A genuine, billable repair skill often overlooked by informal technicians
• Directly prepares learners for liquid-damage diagnosis and repair work
• Covers both manual and ultrasonic cleaning methods
• Correct technique here prevents further board damage during cleaning

Requirements

• Basic electronics knowledge recommended (BT101 or equivalent)
• Ability to read and understand English

Who Is This Course For

Technicians who want to properly service liquid-damaged devices, and anyone who wants to add a genuine, standalone billable service to their repair offering.

Career Outcomes & Opportunities

• Offer professional board cleaning as a standalone or add-on repair service
• Properly prepare liquid-damaged boards before further diagnosis or repair
• Avoid the corrosion-related failures caused by improper cleaning technique

Benefits Obtained

• Take-home training manual covering motherboard cleaning procedures
• Training evaluation assessment
• Microlek Certificate of Completion in Motherboard Cleaning
• Credit toward FT100 if you later choose to enrol in the full programme