COURSE CONTENT:

• Basic theory of Volts, Amps, Ohms, circuit design and layouts, Ohms law, Watts law
• Fault finding of power supply circuits and basic systems such as engine starter motors and alternators using volt drop testing
• Operation and diagnosis of common engine sensors
• Operation of and diagnosis of Can bus systems
• Written and practical tests

PRE REQUISITES:

COURSE OVERVIEW:

5 Days (1995-16Q) The focus of this course is engine electrical diagnosis and repair; there is a very strong bias to using the multimeter and other tools to find faults. The course begins by covering basic theory building up to lots of hands on practice that can be applied each day in the workshop. The course is ideal for the experienced technician who needs or wants to refresh their electrical skills, and learn new methods of fault finding which will not damage the electronic systems now employed. The course will provide an excellent foundation for technicians who have had little or no formal electrical training, giving them the confidence to tackle electrical diagnosis in the workplace.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

All who are tasked with the repair of modern Diesel Engines featuring electronic control systems.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

The participants will learn about basic electrical principles (low voltage DC). The participants will gain understanding of the trouble shooting methods and correct usage of tools such as multimeters. The participants will be required to pass both written and practical tests to a level of understanding and competency required by Cummins Engine Company Limited.