Cabinet Monitor Lab - GE OPTIMA MR360 Service Training

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9. Cabinet Monitor Lab

Description:
Time Required:
Learning
Objective(s):
Support Materials
Required:
Tools Required:
Safety
Considerations:
Steps:
MR5047 SV
This lab will familiarize the student with the functions of the Cabinet
Monitor and how to troubleshoot water leak in SV system.
1 hour
Navigate the service documentation
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Perform cabinet monitor functional check
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Practice how to measure the sensor of water flow
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Know how to isolate trouble with SF checker
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Service Methods procedures 5364191 on disk, or as loaded onto
system computer. Refer to Cabinet Monitor functional check.
SF checker, DVM and Standard hand tools
Follow all LOTO procedures.
incorporated in the documented procedures
1. Cabinet Monitor Functional Check
Use documented procedure in Direction 5364191:
Troubleshooting / Troubleshooting Steering Guide / Water Leak
Troubleshooting / 1 Overview / Cabinet Monitor Functional
Check
a. Perform Cabinet Monitor Functional Diagnostic
b. Disconnect white connector on the rear panel of LCS or MCS,
then perform step a to check if any error happens
c. Restore the white connector
d. Measure the resistance between pin1 and pin4 of LCS or MCS
when they power on or power off
e. Disconnect connector J3 on the cabinet monitor. Observe what
will happen and record the error message
They are posted in the lab and
Lab Guide
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