Pneumatic Troubleshooting System

A(n) ______ is the malfunction you observe in a pneumatic system caused by a fault

• A. Cause

• B. Remedy

• C. Error

• D. Symptom

_____ level troubleshooting is the process of determining what failed inside a particular component

• A. First

• B. System

• C. Component

• D. Final

to perform an out-of-circuit test, a component can be placed on a _____ to provide a basic circuit to test the component

• A. Work cell

• B. Test bench

• C. Calibration tester

• D. Switch board

A complete lockout/tagout program requires that _____ be locked out for servicing or maintenance

• A. All power sources

• B. All electrical power

• C. All pneumatic power

• D. All dangerous machines

When performing an electrical lockout/tagout, the last thing the worker should do is _____

• A. Put the lock on the disconnect

• B. Put the tag on the disconnect

• C. Test the locked-out equipment for power

• D. Leave the key in the lock for others

A lockout valve is a two-position valve that in its closed position blocks the supply line and _____ downstream air pressure

• A. Vents

• B. Increases

• C. Regulates

• D. Maintains

When working around pneumatic equipment you should

• A. Wear canvas shoes

• B. Keep loose fitting clothing cuffed tight

• C. Remove any rings

• D. Wear long sleeves

Before removing system pressure, you should always _____

• A. Inspect all safety shields

• B. Support any overrunning loads

• C. Take a pressure reading of the compressor

• D. Locate any overheating components

When you first approach a pneumatic system that requires troubleshooting, take the time to _____ the entire system

• A. Visually inspect

• B. Pressure test

• C. Wipe down

• D. Manually override

Inserting a pressure gauge into the pneumatic system using a tee creates a test station or _____

• A. Tap line

• B. Test zone

• C. Test point

• D. Bypass