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NCATT AET STUDY GUID

Basic Circuit TroubleShooting

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The most versatile electrical measuring instrument used by aircraft technicians Multimeter
A multimeter measures Voltage, Current and Resistance
Each multimeter is equipped with Voltmeter, ammeter, and ohmmeter
What is used to find a circuit problem with power on a circuit Voltmeter
Where do you check when your checking for zero output Input
What is used to find a circuit problem with the power on a circuit Ammeter
Millimeter and micro ammeters are used to measure Very Small Rates
What is used to find a circuit problem when power is removed from the circuit Ohmmeter
What do ohmmeters measure Resistance
What measures and displays voltage in waveforms of a wave generating circuit Oscilloscope
What checks for the existence of a complete electrical system between two points Continuity Check
What two meters are used to test continuity Voltmeter or Ohmmeter
Where should continuity test be performed Terminal
How many steps are there for troubleshooting Nine
What are the steps of troubleshooting Is equipment being used properly Is it ongoing Is it intermittent Does it occur during Taxi, Takeoff, Cruising or Landing Is software loaded properly Does weather have an impact
When checking for the obvious Any loose connections Any Broken, loose, bent or frayed wiring Inop lights Bad electrical bonds Broken or cracked parts Any punctures Component over heat Components need adjustments
To solve the malfunction locate the possible cause by using Troubleshooting Charts
To find information on components or system malfunction use Manufacturer Information
To locate the fault through checks using Multimeters, oscilloscope or other appropriate equipment
What are the most common problems encountered while troubleshooting circuits Open resistors, Open contacts or shorts between conductors
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