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Appendix B
Troubleshooting
Please review this section before calling Baker Instrument
Company, an SKF Group Company or returning the unit.
Notices for proper and safe operation
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Never raise the output control to attain a display from a blank screen!
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Never attempt “simulated” problems by disconnecting the leads and positioning them to
arc against each other!
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Never come in contact with the item being tested and the test leads or with the tester
and the item being tested!
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Never attempt a two-party operation. Always know what test is being performed and
WHEN!
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Never attempt a “Burn-Out” of a detected fault with the tester!
Self help and diagnostics
Problems in testing often crop up. If a problem is being experienced and the problem might
be with the Baker Instrument Company, an SKF Group Company Digital Tester, please take
the following steps before calling or returning the unit.
By performing these procedures and having the requested information available, Baker
Instrument Company, an SKF Group Company’s Service or Applications Departments will be
able to better analyze the situation and provide a appropriate response. Either department
may be reached toll-free at 800-752-8272 or 970-282-1200 for assistance.
Step #1: Basic information
Take down all basic instrument information, including the following:
Product
Model No.
Serial No.
Note: All information above is located on the rear panel product label. If the tester has
special options installed, please Note: these. Any information concerning the instrument is
helpful. A great tool would be a printout or sketch of the waveforms displayed on the tester.
Step #2: Applications or service problem?
Generally, if a problem is Note: Only when testing a specific motor/generator or other coil
type, then Applications would be involved. See Applications: What to do first! Please call
Baker Instrument Company, an SKF Group Company, Service department for Applications
assistance.
If you can n
ot say the problem is associated with any o ne type of motor/generator, or other
coil type, then Service would be involved. See Service: What to do first!