This five-part training series provides a structured format for those students who are responsible for frequent electrical and mechanical maintenance and troubleshooting, as well as for anyone having a desire to learn a more formal approach in troubleshooting techniques. The series begins by providing a fundamental sequence of steps that can be applied when attempting to locate and repair problems in electrical and mechanical equipment, regardless of the type of equipment. The remaining four parts of the series allow students to apply the fundamentals learned in the first part to specific electrical and mechanical equipment, including power distribution, lighting, motors, motor controls, hydraulics, and HVAC.

The Maintenance Troubleshooting series is designed for mechanical and/or electrical maintenance technicians who need or want to learn a more structured approach in troubleshooting specific electrical and/or mechanical equipment other than the process of elimination techniques so often applied. Basic mechanical and electrical skills are assumed. Certification may be required for those personnel responsible for HVAC refrigeration system charging or evacuation.

Programs include:

• Maintenance Troubleshooting: Troubleshooting Procedures
• Maintenance Troubleshooting: Power Distribution & Lighting Systems
• Maintenance Troubleshooting: Motors & Motor Controls
• Maintenance Troubleshooting: Pumps & Compressors
• Maintenance Troubleshooting: Hydraulic Circuits & HVAC.

Online courses can be ordered individually as pay-per-view or as part of a ClarityNet contract.

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