hands-on repair

noun phrase
UK /ˌhændz ˈɒn rɪˈpeə/
US /ˌhændz ˈɑːn rɪˈper/

Fixing something by touching it and working on it with your own hands.

The mechanic did a hands-on repair on the old bicycle.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A type of learning where you practice by doing instead of just reading.

The class included hands-on repair of small engines.

3. A repair done by a person on the spot rather than by a machine or service.

The shop offered hands-on repair for broken toys.

4. Involving active personal effort in fixing equipment.

Volunteers gave the playground a hands-on repair over the weekend.