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Motor Circuits Troubleshooting Simulator Lab

Training course length is customizable based on your needs.

Course Overview

Simulator-based troubleshooting of motor control circuits including theory, components, diagrams, safety, and extensive lab scenarios using motor simulator software.

Theory of Automated Motor Control

• Three Phase Motor Operation
• Motor Control Circuitry
• Manual Control
• Starting Current
• Locked Rotor Current
• Effects of Varying Load
• Automated System Control

System Components

• Contactors
• Motor Circuit Protectors
• Control Power Transformer
• Control / Line Fuses
• Relays
• Manual Switches
• Motors
• Heaters
• Monitoring

Diagram Analysis

• Standard Symbols
• Power Diagrams
• Control Diagrams

Safety

• PPE
• Boundaries
• Test equipment inspection / use
• Lock-Out / Tag-Out
• Non-Electrical Hazards

Troubleshooting Lab

• Baseline data
• Methods
• Measurements
• Indications / controls
• Sequencing faults
• Motor / sensor failures
• Wiring faults
• Power / control failures
• Relay faults
• Component testing
• 50+ scenarios

Component Replacement

• Nameplate data and ratings
• Technical data
• Replacement criteria
• Verifying operation post-replacement

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