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Uploaded on Jul 18, 2009

This video uses http://www.bin95.com/ Electrical Troubleshooting Simulation software to teach you how to troubleshoot an electrical motor control circuit. At the end is just an example how our software uses realworld workorder system to track student while doing electrical troubleshooting with our simulation software, and the detailed analysis report. (helps student learn better ways to troubleshoot.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa42vg...

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  • brian dustin

    i'm 9 i've been doing this for 8 years.

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  • bin952

    :) Be safe

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  • bin952

    @Hugstyggr : You can get the full version at BIN95 dot COM website. hover cursor over 'Training Products' button, click 'Training Software Only' link. The name of the software in this video is "Advanced Industrial Troubleshooting Simulation Training Software", so clicking on that link takes you to software page you requested.

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  • electRon330

    Why allow the agitator pump to single phase any more than necessary. No need to check amps first. With the disconnect off, use your ohmmeter to check the fuses. If good, tug lightly on all connections between the fuses and the motor lead terminals. In this case the lead would have pulled out. Reinsert and tighten all connections and test operation. Then tighten all connections in panel to eliminate call back. Panel never opened while energized, same result. Been doing this for 40 years.

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  • sscutellatus

    thank you i just started my Industrial electricity classes

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  • philip arao-arao

    great commonsense there electron,love it

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  • CHIBA280CRV

    I have never done this , but thought of the same thing! Check for the loose connections, ? I guess I had my car with no spark and check my connections and bingo that was it!

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  • ARAFAN nahi

    perfect 

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  • BPwhistleblower

    Rarely is it just a "lose wire", everyone uses that as an excuse to buy more time. Also, if you only charge 11 bucks for fixing that, you will be a starving man! Learn to charge and make some money!

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  • MrNicks24

    Looks pretty cool. I love troubleshooting this kind of stuff. It's the BEST!

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  • blabblab1212

    Throwing a sledge hammer at the electrically charged panel would have created an attractive fireworks display for no absolutely charge and would have created other interesting symptoms.

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  • kinfe keb

    Thank you......!!!!!! Develop a lot............. and see the magic behind the curtain What is going inside the panel...., no more be mystified and got panic with electric failure and from the possible shout of "what you did on the machine" from my foreman while operating in it.....

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  • ChuffChuffWoo

    You wasted a lot of the fluid....

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