Unit 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What do dot-dash lines mean on an interconnection diagram?

A

Outline of the panel sections

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2
Q

What diagram should include all wire numbers, device code numbers, and area designations?

A

An extraction

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3
Q

Which diagram is the most important of all diagrams because it is your guide through the connection diagram?

A

Schematic

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4
Q

Typical electrical system engines use what voltage batteries to provide power to start and operate the engine?

A

12 or 24

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5
Q

Which electrical system component performs two functions—one mechanical and one electrical?

A

Started solenoid

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6
Q

Which component is the stationary conductor on the battery-charging alternator?

A

Stator

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7
Q

How many diodes are used in the rectifier of a battery-charging alternator:

A

6

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8
Q

What causes the crank relay coil to de-energize causing the starter solenoid to de-energize?

A

Speed switch opening

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9
Q

Why do you make sure to reconnect the electrical leads to the appropriate lugs to match the polarity of the battery?

A

To avoid damage to the battery and other electrical components

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10
Q

If you adjust a battery-charging alternator too high, the

A

battery will be damaged

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11
Q

If you adjust a battery charging alternator too low, the

A

battery will not reach full charge

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12
Q

What is the specific gravity of a fully charged lead-acid cell at 80 degrees?

A

1280

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13
Q

In addition to elbow length rubber gloves and a rubber apron, what other safety equipment must you wear when working on batteries?

A

Face shield

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14
Q

The specific gravity of battery electrolyte changes

A

.004 for every 10 degrees in temperature change

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15
Q

Visually check the electrolyte level in each cell of a battery. If the level is low, fill the cell to the proper level using

A

distilled water

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16
Q

What is the first step you take when replacing a battery?

A

Disconnect the negative terminal

17
Q

When replacing a battery, which step helps prevent corrosion?

A

Ensure battery terminals are seated and tightened

18
Q

What is the first step in the troubleshooting process?

A

Perform an operational check

19
Q

Which electrical malfunction do positive and negative conductors making direct contact cause?

A

A direct short

20
Q

Which electrical malfunction is caused by the contacts of a switch or relay being welded closed?

A

A shorted control

21
Q

Which electrical malfunction has the same symptoms as a direct short?

A

Ground

22
Q

What is the primary reason or engines failing to start?

A

Low battery voltage

23
Q

One indication that a direct current (DC) charging system is not working correctly is the battery-charging

A

ammeter is reading in a discharged state

24
Q

Where does a magnet have the greatest amount of magnetism?

A

At each end of the magnet

25
Q

What is the small amount of magnetism that remains in an item after removing the magnetic field?

A

Residual