Industry Training
ST40 Charging System Troubleshooting (3 days)
The student is able to
recommend repair of charging systems following manufacturers
recommendations. Upon successful completion, the student
is able to: Define the purpose and fundamentals of charging
systems. Describe the types and construction features
of charging system components. Explain the principles
of operation of charging systems. Perform inspection,
testing, and diagnostic procedures for charging systems.
Recommend repair procedures for charging systems and
components.
Module Content:
- Define the purpose and
fundamentals of charging system components.
- current flow
- diodes
- electromagnetism
- voltage induction
- inductive reactance
of stator
- battery conditions as
affecting internal resistance
- principles of tracing
wiring schematics
- electrical/electronic
symbols
- Ohm's Law
- temperature effects
- factors affecting voltage
and amperage output
- field strength
- rotor speed
- inductor reactance
- Describe the types and construction features of
charging system components.
- brush-type alternators
- rectifier
- stator
- delta
- wye
- rotor
- field winding
- poles
- slip rings
- diode trio
- brush assembly
- case
- bearings and pulleys
- brushless alternators
- stationary field
- magnetic poles
- stator
- rectifier
- transformer 12/24 volt system
- voltage regulators
- external electronic
- internal electronic
- electronic digital
- Explain the principles
of operation of charging systems.
- brush-type alternators
- rectifier
- full-bridge
- half-bridge
- induction principles
- electromagnetism
- induction
- inductive reactance
- alternating current
- three-phase
- brushless alternators
- dual voltage alternator
- voltage regulator
- electronic principles
- load response
- Perform inspection and
diagnostic procedures following manufacturers recommendations
and perform assigned operations for charging systems
- perform charging system
visual inspection
- belt tension and alignment
- connections and wiring
- battery and alternator specifications and application
- outline recommended
charging systems testing sequence
- perform battery condition
tests
- perform charging circuit
resistance voltage drop tests
- perform charging system
current and voltage output tests
- identify specific charging
system faults from test results
- perform alternator bench
testing for output current and voltage
- perform alternator component tests
- perform voltage regulator
bench tests
- identify electronic
noise suppression devices
- Recommend reconditioning
or repair procedures following manufacturers recommendations
and perform assigned operations for charging systems.
- verify output capacity
to satisfy the specific vehicle electrical load specifications
- perform adjusting procedures
of alternator drive belt tension and alignment
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