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Go to Course: https://www.udemy.com/course/industrial-controls-troubleshooting/
The Fault Fixer Troubleshooting Course is a self-paced course that teaches maintenance technicians how to troubleshoot industrial control systems with confidence-one skill at a time. Through practical, short and focused lessons, you'll learn how to read schematics, use your multimeter properly, test components, and follow a proven troubleshooting process that works in real-world environments.All lessons are online and available 24/7, so you can learn at your own pace-whether during downtime, between shifts, or after hours.What You'll Learn1. Electrical Schematics: Read and Navigate with ConfidenceIdentify wires, terminals, and components on real-world schematicsNavigate multi-page diagrams using wire numbers, page links, and legendsUnderstand high voltage, low voltage, 0V/ground, and control circuitsTrace safety systems, VFDs, and PLC input/output circuits2. Multimeter and Clamp Meter: Use Them Like a ProSafely measure voltage, amperage, resistance, and continuityKnow when and how to use each test function correctlyAvoid common mistakes that lead to inaccurate resultsGain confidence placing leads on live circuits3. Electrical Components: Diagnose Failures FastUnderstand how 30+ components function in control systemsVisually inspect, continuity test, and live-test common partsEvaluate fuses, breakers, motors, VFDs, sensors, relays, switches, and moreConfirm which component is at fault and verify the fix4. Pneumatic Systems: Trace Airflow and Solve FailuresRead pneumatic schematics and follow airflow from start to finishTest compressors, regulators, solenoid valves, cylinders, and sensorsIdentify faulty pneumatic components and isolate air leaks or flow issuesApply electrical + pneumatic knowledge to automation systems5. Troubleshooting Framework: A Repeatable ProcessApply a proven framework to approach any control system failureCollect symptoms, test methodically, and isolate the root causeVerify your repair before restarting equipmentReduce guesswork and improve troubleshooting speedWhat's IncludedStep-by-step video lessons (2-7 minutes each)Downloadable resources:Electrical Components GuidePneumatic Components GuideSkills Matrix for tracking your progressTech Tool Kit ChecklistSelf-paced learning available anytime, anywhereAchieved OutcomeBy the end of the course, you'll have the confidence to troubleshoot industrial control systems and know how to read schematics, test with precision, isolate faults efficiently, and fix control systems with confidence-saving time, reducing downtime, and becoming a more valuable technician.Trusted by Industry LeadersThis training has empowered technicians and teams working with these top companies:WalmartSmithfieldNestleTeslaAmcorAmazonDel MonteTaylor FarmsLeggett & PlattHui HuliauCharlie's ProduceCity of MilwaukeeFrazier Industrial CompanyHolt LogisticsCountry FreshChomaratWhirlpoolAgriFabAmong dozens of other companies that you've never heard of...Real Results from Real Technicians (Here are some off-site testimonials until this Udemy course listing generates some traction)Dustin Alsbrooks: A maintenance manager in over his head - After training his crew with the Fault Fixer Troubleshooting Course, Dusty led a dramatic turnaround-cutting downtime by 30% and achieving 98% machine uptime in a food production plant.James McCallister: James was the 'best' electrician at his company, but he described himself as ‘scared' of robotics at first-but after the training, he became the plant's go-to robotics expert who fixes issues others can't.Cowboy (yes, it's a nickname): Dustin's direct report. "He's either going to blow something up or he's going to figure it out." Well, Cowboy figured it out! He went from ZERO understanding of controls to a Lead Tech at a new company.Patrick Stansell: "‘I wish I had this when I started maintenance.' A technician with zero control system experience went from ‘not even knowing how to chase a safety circuit' to diagnosing issues quickly and confidently."Michael Gonzales: "You explained it-and now I feel stupid for not understanding it the first time." The training helped him confidently interpret schematics and troubleshoot complex systems.And these are just a few-dozens more techs and managers have seen real transformation with this training.