Note on particle counters: This page is for general information only. Techmaster does not calibrate particle counters of any make or model, and particle counters are not on our ANAB ISO/IEC 17025 scope (certificate AC-1736). Techmaster only performs calibration services that are covered by our scope. For particle counter calibration, please contact your instrument’s manufacturer or its authorized service provider, and follow any service requirements they specify. If you prefer, send us your request and, with your permission, we will forward it to the manufacturer. See what is on our accredited scope.

Independent repair lab · ANAB AC-1736 · 7 equipment categories

Test Equipment Repair Services

Techmaster Electronics repairs electronic test and measurement equipment at its US laboratories: RF and microwave analyzers and generators, electrical instruments, calibrators, EMC, vibration and biomedical test equipment, and environmental chambers. After repair, each instrument is calibrated before it is returned, with an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited certificate where the parameters are on our ANAB scope (certificate AC-1736). Techmaster is an independent lab, not a manufacturer-authorized service center.
7Repair categories
4ANAB-accredited US labs
CalibratedBefore every repaired unit is returned
Free pickupSoCal, Silicon Valley, Orlando

What test equipment do you repair?

Choose a category to see the instruments we repair in it, or read the repair guide for your instrument where one is available.

CategoryTypical instrumentsRepair guides
RF and microwaveSpectrum analyzers, network analyzers, signal generators, power meters, cable and antenna analyzersSpectrum analyzer repair, Network analyzer repair
ElectricalMultimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, electronic loads, hipot and insulation testers, clamp meters, current probes, AC power sourcesMultimeter repair, Oscilloscope repair
CalibratorsMultifunction, pressure, temperature and process calibratorsProcess calibrator repair
EMC and EMIEMI receivers, immunity generators, EMC antennas and probes—
VibrationAccelerometers, shakers, vibration controllers and meters—
Medical and biomedicalElectrical safety, defibrillator, infusion pump and electrosurgical analyzers—
EnvironmentalTemperature and humidity chambers, thermal shock chambers, particle countersParticle counter repair
Mechanical and dimensionalTorque wrenches, pressure gauges and transducers, vacuum gauges, balances, calipers, micrometers, hardness testersTorque wrench repair, Hardness tester repair

We repair instruments from Keysight (formerly Agilent), Tektronix, Fluke, Rohde & Schwarz, Anritsu and other manufacturers, including older and discontinued models where parts are available. Techmaster is an independent laboratory and is not affiliated with these manufacturers.

How does a test equipment repair work?

  1. Tell us the fault. Send the make, model and serial number, what the instrument does or does not do, and any error codes.
  2. Evaluation and quote. We diagnose the fault and send a quote with the expected timeline and warranty terms for your approval.
  3. Repair. The fault is repaired at component or module level, depending on the instrument and parts availability.
  4. Calibration. The repaired instrument is calibrated, and you receive the certificate with as-found and as-left data.
  5. Return. The instrument ships back to you, or we deliver it locally in Southern California, Silicon Valley or the Orlando area.

What calibration comes after a repair?

A repair can change how an instrument measures, so a repaired unit is calibrated before it goes back. The certificate is ISO/IEC 17025 accredited where the parameters are on our ANAB scope, and NIST-traceable where they are not. Accredited vs NIST-traceable calibration explains the difference.

RF and microwave calibration is accredited at Vista, Santa Clara and Orlando, not San Antonio. Particle counters are not on the ANAB scope at any Techmaster lab, and Techmaster does not calibrate them. Patient simulators and optical radiometers are not on the ANAB scope at any Techmaster lab either and are certified NIST-traceable.

Is it worth repairing, or should you replace it?

Repair usually makes sense when the instrument still meets your specification, the fault is isolated and parts are available. Replacing makes more sense when the manufacturer has stopped supplying parts, the repair costs a large share of a new unit, or the instrument no longer meets your requirements. If you need to keep testing while your instrument is away, you can rent calibrated test equipment for the repair period.

Where are repairs done?

Repairs are handled through our laboratories in Vista and Santa Clara, California, Orlando, Florida and San Antonio, Texas. Free local pickup and delivery is available in Southern California, Silicon Valley and the Orlando area; elsewhere, instruments ship to the lab.

Test equipment repair FAQ

Is Techmaster an authorized service center?
No. Techmaster Electronics is an independent repair and calibration laboratory. It is not a manufacturer-authorized service center, and it repairs instruments from many manufacturers, including older models the manufacturer no longer supports, where parts are available.
Is the instrument calibrated after repair?
Yes. After repair the instrument is calibrated by a Techmaster laboratory. Particle counters are the exception: after repair they are calibrated by the manufacturer or its authorized service provider. The certificate is ISO/IEC 17025 accredited where the parameters are on our ANAB scope (certificate AC-1736) and NIST-traceable where they are not.
How long does a test equipment repair take?
It depends on the fault and on parts availability. Send the model and a description of the fault, and we give you an expected timeline with the quote.
Is there a warranty on repairs?
Ask us for the warranty terms that apply to your repair; we include them with the quote.
What is the difference between repair and calibration?
Calibration measures how far an instrument reads from reference standards and adjusts it where possible. Repair fixes a fault, such as a failed power supply, display or input stage, so the instrument works again. A repaired instrument then needs calibrating before its readings can be trusted.

Need an instrument repaired?

Send the make, model and a description of the fault. We reply with a quote, the expected timeline and the warranty terms.

Request a repair quote