Who
should take this course:
This course is designed for maintenance professionals
who have a working understanding of motor drive systems
and who want to learn how to better identify, diagnose
and resolve electrical, electronic and mechanical
issues. Participants taking the entire course will
benefit the most if they also have a working
understanding electrical theory and mechanical
maintenance principles. The modules work best when taken
together in sequence, but participants are welcome to
select only the specific modules that interest them. To
receive a completion certificate, participants must
complete all three modules and pass the final test.
Prerequisites None*
*The
Motor and Drive Troubleshooting course introduction
includes references to basic electrical theory,
explanations, and other supporting resources or content
contained in the free Fluke Electrical Measurement
Safety online course. It is our recommendation that you
start by completing the Electrical Measurement Safety
course. A passing score is recommended, but not required
to continue into this course.
This course is provided for informational purposes only.
The contents of this course cannot substitute for proper
training under and implementation of industry standards
applicable to servicing and testing of electrical and
mechanical equipment.
You must carefully review and follow OSHA, NFPA and
other regulatory requirements, equipment manufacturers'
instructions, and your company's safety procedures when
conducting any testing or servicing of electrical and
mechanical equipment.
The demonstrations in this course were performed by
trained professionals in a controlled environment.
Do not attempt to induce an arc fault, arc flash, or any
other condition that could potentially damage electrical
test tools or equipment or otherwise create any
increased risk of personal injury.
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