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Troubleshooting Safety -
Flash Hazards
Troubleshooting electrical equipment can introduce many new safety
concerns especially when inspecting equipment that is energized. Testing
often requires the troubleshooter to temporarily connect test instruments
to ‘live’ terminals which may involve opening enclosures or
cabinets that normally are locked or bolted closed to protect workers.
This introduces two main hazards . . .
Keys for Effective
Troubleshooting
In addition to three key skills you must develop, one more thing is
required in order to effectively troubleshoot electrical circuits .
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How to Troubleshoot
Like an Expert - a Systematic Approach
To expertly troubleshoot electrical equipment, problems must be solved
by replacing only defective equipment or components in the least amount
of time. One of the most important factors in doing this, is the approach
used. An expert troubleshooter uses a system or approach that allows
them to logically and systematically analyze a circuit and determine
exactly what is wrong.
The approach described here is a logical, systematic approach called
the 5 Step Troubleshooting Approach. It is a proven
process that is highly effective and reliable in helping to solve electrical
problems . . .
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