DYLAN TYLER M.

MARTINEZ

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Promptly diagnose and repair issues with electric fans, locating faults
from mechanical or electrical sections. Wear cotton gloves to avoid shock
and potential corrosion, while troubleshooting, to avoid the electrical
shock. When troubleshooting electrical circuits, measure voltage before
testing and analyze abnormal readings. Discharge large capacitors with a
jumper wire. Defective components may cause other components to
malfunction, especially in high-power-handling circuits, and usually cause
aging components.

When replacing components in circuits, be cautious about polarity and

analyze their specific functions. Avoid removing components from the
PCB and only replace faulty contacts on mechanical switch circuits. If
a fuse is blown, determine the cause and replace it with a similar-
rated fuse. If the fuse's glass is clear or the conductor is cut, it may be
due to overload, while if it's black or melted, it's due to strong electric
current.
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ENSURE CONTACT
Use needle-pointed probes for
better contact and to avoid
short circuiting nearby
components.

PREPARE AND ANALYZE

Prepare only necessary tools and
measuring instruments for electric
fan servicing, read user manuals,
and carefully analyze
measurements obtained.

TROUBLESHOOT
Use clean, slim soldering irons with
proper power ratings to prevent
overheating and damage. Avoid
using soldering guns for beginners.
Use proper tools and ground the
iron for troubleshooting.