A technician is troubleshooting a direct-current circuit that suddenly stopped operating. In what order should the technician perform the standard diagnostic steps to locate and resolve the fault safely?
- 1Perform a visual inspection to check for loose wiring, burned components, or blown indicator fuses.
- 2Measure the incoming supply voltage with a multimeter to verify that source power is present.
- 3Disconnect and lock out the power source to ensure the circuit is fully de-energized.
- 4Measure the resistance of isolated components using an ohmmeter to pinpoint the defective part.
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The correct troubleshooting sequence begins with a visual inspection, followed by verifying supply voltage, then de-energizing the circuit, and finally measuring isolated component resistance.
Systematic troubleshooting follows a logical hierarchy: first perform a visual check for obvious physical damage; second, verify that input voltage is present; third, de-energize the circuit for safety; and fourth, perform resistance checks on isolated components to identify the specific faulty device.
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Standard systematic troubleshooting progresses from non-invasive visual inspection to live voltage verification, followed by complete power isolation before conducting ohmmeter resistance measurements.
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