An industrial technician is troubleshooting an unpowered control cabinet and needs to measure the electrical resistance of a 24-volt relay coil to determine if the internal winding is defective. What is the correct chronological sequence of steps the technician should follow to perform this measurement safely and accurately?
- 1Verify that all electrical power to the control cabinet is completely shut off and de-energized.
- 2Disconnect at least one wire lead from the relay coil terminals to isolate the component from the circuit.
- 3Insert the black test lead into COM, the red lead into V/, and set the meter selector dial to the resistance () function.
- 4Firmly contact the test probes across the isolated coil terminals and observe the steady value on the digital display.
- 5Compare the measured ohm reading against the manufacturer's nominal coil specifications to diagnose its condition.
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The technician must first verify the circuit is de-energized, disconnect at least one coil terminal to isolate it from parallel paths, configure the multimeter into resistance mode with correct lead placement, apply the test probes across the coil terminals, and finally compare the resulting reading against manufacturer specifications.
The correct procedural order begins with personal and equipment safety by de-energizing the circuit, followed by component isolation to eliminate parallel resistance paths. Next, the multimeter is properly configured with leads in COM and V/ ports on the resistance setting. The probes are then placed across the terminals to obtain a reading, and the sequence finishes by comparing the measured value to the manufacturer's technical specifications.
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Multimeter resistance testing requires a strictly ordered procedure: de-energizing power for safety, isolating the component to eliminate parallel paths, configuring proper meter settings, taking the measurement, and comparing results with specifications.
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