Audiovisual Equipment Installer and Repairer resume
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Also called audio video repairer, av repairer, electric organ inspector and repairer and electronic home entertainment equipment repairer.
$52,600
Median pay a year
19,780
People do this work
6
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Audiovisual Equipment Installer and Repairer
Summary
Audiovisual equipment installer and repairer specializing in the installation, servicing, and repair of electronic entertainment systems, including televisions and audio equipment, while providing customer support and maintenance
Experience
Audiovisual Equipment Installer and Repairer
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Installed, serviced, and repaired electronic equipment such as televisions, radios, and videocassette recorders
Calibrated and tested equipment, locating circuit and component faults using hand and power tools and measuring instruments
Conferred with customers to determine the nature of problems and explained necessary repairs
Positioned and mounted speakers, wiring them to consoles as part of installation processes
Instructed customers on the safe and proper use of audiovisual equipment
Made service calls to repair units in customers' homes or returned units to shops for major repairs
Read and interpreted electronic circuit diagrams, specifications, and service manuals to guide repairs
Skills
Core Skills
Installing audio equipment, Interpreting blueprints, Reading needed technical information, Testing electrical circuits, Estimating labor and material costs, Calibrating equipment, Disassembling equipment for repair, Maintaining maintenance records, Repairing electronic equipment
Hands-On Work
Adjusting equipment
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Installed and repaired electronic equipmentCalibrated and tested equipment for faultsConferred with customers about repair issuesPositioned and wired speakers to consolesInstructed customers on equipment usageMaintained records of work orders and reports
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Installed and repaired various electronic equipment, ensuring optimal functionality and customer satisfaction
Conferred with customers to identify repair issues and provided clear explanations of the necessary work
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Installed and repaired several types of audio and video equipment, ensuring optimal functionality and customer satisfaction
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Several types of audio and video equipmentA range of consumer electronicsMultiple brands of audiovisual devices
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Conferred with customers to identify repair issues and provided clear explanations of the necessary work
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Customers felt more informed about their repairsService times were reduced with clear communicationCustomer satisfaction ratings improved after explanations
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Installing audio equipment
Repairing electronic equipment
Interpreting blueprints
Reading needed technical information
Testing electrical circuits
Estimating labor and material costs
Adjusting equipment
Calibrating equipment
Disassembling equipment for repair
Maintaining maintenance records
Conferencing with customers or users
Training customers in usage
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What an Audiovisual Equipment Installer and Repairer does
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Install, repair, or adjust audio or television receivers, stereo systems, camcorders, video systems, or other electronic entertainment equipment in homes or other venues. May perform routine maintenance.
What it pays
How much does an Audiovisual Equipment Installer and Repairer make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$44,490
Median
$52,600
75th percentile
$67,300
About 19,780 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AL
$38,390
$46,770
$57,620
AR
$44,230
$46,530
$54,930
AZ
$41,800
$45,400
$56,470
CA
$46,970
$62,390
$88,360
CO
$46,150
$57,680
$69,110
CT
$73,870
$74,890
$79,040
DC
$51,710
$57,620
$80,050
DE
$54,110
$69,990
$81,560
FL
$43,900
$49,780
$57,760
GA
$43,220
$50,090
$64,040
IA
$44,280
$64,390
$67,630
ID
$47,050
$56,690
$59,820
IL
$54,580
$62,870
$79,480
IN
$33,140
$46,450
$51,310
KS
$44,480
$50,130
$60,010
KY
$46,840
$48,380
$60,690
LA
$49,030
$53,320
$70,730
MA
$52,040
$56,040
$76,670
MD
$51,650
$65,160
$77,140
MI
$38,130
$45,400
$50,110
MN
$46,790
$54,330
$76,930
MO
$43,530
$50,540
$75,030
MS
$36,050
$41,920
$55,190
MT
$57,730
$60,900
$73,680
NC
$40,700
$44,490
$50,390
ND
$34,400
$50,890
$51,380
NE
$34,410
$39,940
$53,150
NH
$50,870
$62,810
$77,630
NJ
$32,220
$48,780
$73,220
NM
$44,430
$45,580
$55,620
NV
$44,430
$48,750
$53,000
NY
$50,750
$62,380
$72,370
OH
$46,240
$48,130
$59,560
OK
$43,100
$47,880
$56,710
OR
$44,960
$59,890
$79,470
PA
$39,140
$51,010
$75,100
PR
$22,030
$26,010
$32,140
SC
$39,380
$45,180
$58,990
SD
$37,570
$38,860
$39,550
TN
$40,660
$48,010
$58,610
TX
$38,370
$47,770
$59,510
UT
$46,840
$53,080
$66,780
VA
$47,880
$56,310
$61,670
WA
$57,950
$70,720
$79,450
WI
$46,600
$48,300
$54,820
WY
$33,300
$33,300
$38,450
Other names
Other names for this job
audio video repairer, av repairer, electric organ inspector and repairer, electronic home entertainment equipment repairer, electronic musical instrument repairer, radio repairer, satellite dish repairer, stereo equipment repairer, tape recorder repairer, television and radio repairer, television repairer, tv and radio repairer.
More names for this work
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This page is about the occupation Audiovisual Equipment Installers and Repairers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.