Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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The first step in troubleshooting a system is ____.
A. | circuit testing | B. | a visual inspection | C. | replacing the
component | D. | calling the manufacturer |
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Most system problems are ____ failures.
A. | component | B. | power | C. | operator | D. | safety |
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Most manufacturers of robotic equipment provide manuals with ____ to aid in
repairs.
A. | tools | B. | charts | C. | diagrams | D. | Both B and C. |
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In a typical troubleshooting manual, a ____ itemizes problems associated with a
specific robotic system.
A. | flow chart | B. | symptom list | C. | repair
log | D. | maintenance schedule |
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A ____ is a collection of parts or components used together to form a unit in a
larger machine or system.
A. | subassembly | B. | module | C. | subsystem | D. | circuit |
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In analyzing the equipment, the ____ of each component category is
identified.
A. | quantity | B. | service needs | C. | input and
output | D. | function |
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A(n) ____ solder should be used for all electronic circuit work.
A. | cold | B. | acid-core | C. | rosin-core | D. | None of the
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The process of fixing parts that do not meet product specification is
____.
A. | rework | B. | replacement | C. | scrap | D. | machining |
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Performing tasks on a regular basis in order to keep equipment in good working
order is called ____.
A. | repair cycle | B. | testing equipment | C. | equipment
analysis | D. | preventive maintenance |
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Manufactured parts that cannot be fixed are ____.
A. | reworked | B. | scrapped | C. | idle | D. | inspected |
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A system maintenance schedule should be ____.
A. | easy to maintain | B. | a shared responsibility | C. | posted directly on
the machine | D. | All of the above. |
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A(n) ____ describes the maintenance tasks that must be performed on a regular
basis.
A. | diagram | B. | assignment sheet | C. | flow
chart | D. | schematic |
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Troubleshooting is the systematic process of identifying and correcting problems
in an operation or system.
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A flow chart may be found in a troubleshooting manual to guide a service
technician through the system problem.
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Thorough circuit and system testing should be performed before a visual
inspection.
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A symptom list provides detailed symptom information for system problems.
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To gather information about a particular system, a technician should reference a
schematic, service or maintenance manual, operating manual, and an experienced operator.
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The output of one subsystem can become distorted because of another
subsystem.
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Always replace a component with one of identical characteristics.
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A cold solder joint causes low resistance in a circuit.
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Scrap is a manufactured part that is reconditioned and put back into
service.
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The initial cost of implementing a preventive maintenance program can be
considered a disadvantage.
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Completion
Complete each
statement.
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A system malfunction should be traced to a specific
______________________________ within the equipment.
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Use a(n) ______________________________ to safely remove unwanted solder from a
printed circuit board.
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Rosin-core solder creates joints that are ______________________________ and do
not conduct electricity.
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An equipment part that cannot be fixed is
______________________________.
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Preventive maintenance programs place a great deal of responsibility on the
______________________________.
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Assignment sheets identify the unit to be maintained,
______________________________, and type of action required.
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Matching
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Place the troubleshooting and maintenance steps for robotic systems in
chronological order of performance. A. | First step | B. | Second
step | C. | Third step | D. | Fourth step | E. | Fifth
step | F. | Sixth step |
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Perform initial inspection.
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30.
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Make the repair.
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31.
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Gather information.
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32.
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Refer to troubleshooting charts.
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33.
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Update maintenance documents.
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34.
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Isolate the problem.
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