Title: Hydraulics Final Assessment
Course: Troubleshooting Labs > Section: Course-Level Troubleshooting Assessments

INTRODUCTION

When a hydraulic press stops mid-cycle on a factory floor, the technician who can quickly locate the fault is the one everyone relies on. Pressure issues, stuck valves, or leaks can all cause sudden shutdowns. You’ve already learned how a pressure-reducing circuit functions and assembled one yourself. In this assessment, your instructor will disrupt your circuit, and you’ll take on the technician’s role to troubleshoot and repair it.

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LAB MATERIALS

- Trainer Lab #14 (from the previous lab)

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LAB INSTRUCTIONS

After you have completed Trainer Lab #14, leave it hooked up.  Find an instructor.  The instructor will insert or cause to faults in your system.  You will need to trouble shoot the system and restore it back to normal operation. Once you have completed it and restored the system to normal fuction.  Check it off with your instructor.

1. Start with the circuit you built in the previous lab. It should work properly.
2. Find an instructor. Your instructor will cause faults in your lab.
3. Troubleshoot the lab.
  1. Find the faults.
  2. Fix the faults.
4. Show your instructor the repaired lab.
5. Submit a short explanation of what the faults were and how you fixed them. Also record which instructor passed off your work.

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SUBMISSION

Submit a short explanation of what the faults were and how you fixed them. Also record which instructor passed off your work.