Troubleshooting
Control Circuits V4.1

Learn and practice proven techniques for
effective control circuit troubleshooting
with realistic simulations.

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Program Features

Hands-on learning and practice

Focused on control circuit specific troubleshooting strategies.

Practice control circuit labs and simulations

Multiple practice circuit simulations give your students the chance to learn and practice new methods and techniques.

Door lock circuit simulation

A realistic simulation environment to develop and test your students' troubleshooting skills.

More than 50 faults

From basic to advanced, over 50 challenging fault scenarios to solve.

Door Lock Circuit Simulator

Printable resources

Resources such as circuit diagrams, part lists, flowcharts, and worksheets.

Detailed feedback, comprehensive evaluation

Your students get detailed feedback on their troubleshooting process and you get comprehensive evaluation tools to track their development.

Guided troubleshooting

Your students will benefit by learning from the experience of an expert troubleshooter.

Instructor Resources

Instructor Guides and Course Management software help you integrate the program into your course.

What Your Students Will Learn

With Troubleshooting Control Circuits your students will develop the skills to safely and
efficiently troubleshoot all types of control circuits.

While using this program, they will:

Learn 10 valuable tips for troubleshooting problems on all types of electrical equipment, including finding malfunctions caused by multiple component failures and locating intermittent faults.
Improve their technique for troubleshooting faults on control circuits.
Understand how control circuits and their typical components operate, including relays, transformers, and switches.
Become skilled at diagnosing and repairing all kinds of control circuit faults.
Understand how typical components function in electrical circuits.
Develop the ability to use diagrams to determine the function and operation of control circuits and how to locate components and connections.

Gain Insight With
Troubleshooting Tips

About the Simulations

Troubleshooting Control Circuits includes two unique control circuit simulations: a practice control
circuit simulation and a highly realistic electric door lock circuit simulation environment.

Practice Control Circuit Simulation

The first circuit simulation consists of a transformer, a fuse, several relays, switches, and lights. With this simulation your students will be coached step by step through the troubleshooting process on two guided faults and then be given the opportunity to solve six different exercise faults.

Learn How the Circuit and the Components Work

Learn how to apply Simutech's Systematic Troubleshooting Approach to control circuits.
Explore how the components work and learn techniques for finding circuit defects.

Get Experience with Practice Exercises

Gain valuable hands-on experience identifying and repairing control circuit faults.

Door Lock Circuit Simulation

The electric door lock circuit is a more complex simulation that puts your students in a realistic environment where they will develop, practice, and refine their new troubleshooting skills.

Guided faults coach your students through the most effective and efficient process for troubleshooting faults.
Practice faults help improve their troubleshooting techniques by providing hints and feedback.
Skill Test faults put their skills to the test without any assistance during the troubleshooting process.

Guided Troubleshooting

Evaluation Tools

Track the development of each student's troubleshooting skills with comprehensive
evaluation for each fault and the entire program.

A detailed assessment for each fault attempt will help your students perfect their troubleshooting methods and techniques.
Monitor their progress with the Overall Skill Rating as their troubleshooting abilities improve.
Continual feedback will keep them on track and the Overall Summary will help you determine areas for improvement.

Track Each Student's Overall Skill Rating