AS114 - Lecture - Troubleshooting Flashcards

1
Q

broken circuit / incomplete path for current flow means its a ____ _____

A

Open circuit

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2
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Meter Indications on a Ohmmeter for an open circuit are:

A

Ohmmeter- RT will be infinite resistance

No needle movement on analog meter

OL on digital meter

location of open identified by showing infinite resistance across 2 point of circuit

all other resistance measurements will be normal

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Meter Indications on a Voltmeter for an open circuit are:

A

Voltmeter- ET will show normal system voltage

location of open identified by showing system (source) voltage across 2 points of circuit

there will be no other voltage drops in the circuit

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Meter Indications on a Ammeter for an open circuit are:

A

Ammeter- IT will be 0 amps (lower than normal in a parallel circuit)

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5
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More resistance than there should be in the circuit is a fault known as

A

Added Resistance-

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6
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Meter Indications on a Ohmmeter for added resistance read:

A

Ohmmeter- RT will be higher than normal

location of fault identified by showing higher resistance across 2 point of circuit (or resistance where there shouldn’t be any)

all other resistance measurements will be normal

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8
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Meter Indications on a Voltmeter for added resistance read:

A

Voltmeter- ET will show normal system voltage

location of fault identified by showing higher than normal voltage drop across 2 points of circuit

all other voltage drops in the circuit will be lower than normal.

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9
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Meter Indications on a Ammeter for added resistance read:

A

Ammeter- IT will be lower than normal

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10
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When the current bypasses all or part of the load is know as

A

Short Circuit ( two types are Partial and Dead)

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11
Q

When current is bypassing part of the electrical load

C/B or fuse may or may not pop
it is known as

A

Partial Short

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12
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Meter Indications on a Ohmmeter for Partial Short Circuit read:

A

Ohmmeter- RT will be lower than normal

location of fault identified by showing no resistance (0 Ω) across 2 point of circuit

all other resistance measurements will be normal

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13
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Meter Indications on a Voltmeter for Partial Short Circuit read:

A

Voltmeter- ET will show normal system voltage

location of fault identified by showing no voltage drop (0 v) across 2 points of circuit

all other voltage drops in the circuit will be higher than normal.

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14
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Meter Indications on a Ammeter for Partial Short Circuit read:

A

Ammeter- IT will be higher than normal

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15
Q

When the current is bypassing all of the electrical load

C/B or fuse will pop it is a:

A

Short Circuit

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16
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Meter Indications on a Ohmmeter for Dead Short Circuit read:

A

Ohmmeter- RT will be 0 Ω

location of fault will be from the positive side of the battery/source across the load to ground.

17
Q

Meter Indications on a Voltmeter for Dead Short Circuit read:

A

Voltmeter- ET will show normal system voltage

location of fault cannot be identified with a voltmeter because power cannot be connected to the circuit (circuit breaker pops)

18
Q

Meter Indications on a Ammeter for Dead Short Circuit read:

A

Ammeter- IT will be higher than normal