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1-Day
Auto/Truck Hands-On
Electrical-Electronics
Troubleshooting Workshop
1-Day Troubleshooting
Workshops personally presented by
Vince Fischelli, Veejer Enterprises, Garland, Texas
If you want
to sponsor a 1-Day Workshop in your area call us at 972.276.9642
or email Vince at vince@veejer.com.
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sure you are on our mailing list to receive a brochure
if we are scheduled to be in your area. Send us an email with
your mailing address and we'll add you to our mailing list.
If
a workshop is not scheduled in your area and you are a technician
wanting this training, did you know you can purchase the same
training program for home study?
Click
on this link to read about it. |
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If you are a repair
shop owner click here to see how
you can purchase this training program for all your technicians
at lower cost than having them all attend a 1-Day Workshop.
If you are an auto/diesel
tech school instructor click here
to see how you can provide this electrical-electronics troubleshooting
training to your students. |
Course Description of the
1-Day Troubleshooting Workshop
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Learn to troubleshoot vehicle
electrical circuits in one day with Vince Fischelli's unique
style of hands-on troubleshooting training. Become a technician
that can repair electrical problems with decisive DMM troubleshooting
instead of just changing a lot of parts. Others have, why not
you?
In this
hands-on workshop Techs use a DMM to test and troubleshoot vehicle
electrical circuits with specially designed live circuit board
troubleshooting trainers that simulate vehicle circuits. During
the workshop, Techs practice with hands-on troubleshooting at
the left. NO TIME
IS WASTED BUILDING CIRCUITS!
These circuit board troubleshooting trainers are
fully constructed and ready for hands-on troubleshooting training.
Techs work and learn independently with expert instruction to
guide them step-by-step. Techs learn to analyze the six ways
vehicle circuits fail and how to tell if one or more problems
exist in a vehicle circuit after making only two circuit voltage
measurements. Then Techs practice over and over the best ways
to measure voltage and resistance with these circuit board troubleshooting
trainers. Techs learn how to interpret DMM readings with lots
of hands-on practice to determine if a circuit has an electrical
problem or not and what steps to follow to find any problem in
a circuit. NO MORE
GUESSING! AFTER THIS WORKSHOP A TECH WILL KNOW! Techs learn to distinguish between good
and bad voltage and resistance readings in live circuits and
how DMM readings change when common circuit problems are present,
especially intermittent problems.
In this hands-on workshop Techs
learn to troubleshoot and find open circuits, voltage drops and short-to-ground problems at any point in a vehicle circuit. Each
Tech follows instructions to measure and test circuits like a
professional auto/truck electrical system troubleshooter. In
this intensive hands-on troubleshooting workshop, Techs develop
hands-on skill by troubleshooting 32 individual electrical problems
- one at a time - to perfect their troubleshooting technique.
Practicing hands-on troubleshooting through 32 electrical problems
helps Techs learn the inside secrets of finding circuit failures
and boost their troubleshooting confidence. The next day on the
job you can use what you learned in this workshop to quickly
troubleshoot a vehicle circuit to find an open circuit, a voltage
drop or a short-to-ground at any point in a circuit because you
will know how. Techs keep a 60-page workshop manual with notes,
schematics, troubleshooting tips and DMM readings from the hands-on
troubleshooting exercises to use for reference back on the job. |
It
only takes only one 8-hour day with this training program to
learn how to troubleshoot vehicle electrical circuits correctly.
Don't miss out on this rare and unique vehicle circuit hands-on
troubleshooting training opportunity!
Sponsor a workshop in your area or purchase the program for your
personal home-study electrical troubleshooting training. |
About the Instructor
The Instructor
is Vince Fischelli, President of Veejer Enterprises. To read
about Vince's background click here.
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What You Will Learn
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When Techs arrive at the
workshop there are 48 circuit boards lined up, ready and waiting
for you to practice troubleshooting. These circuit boards help
you to learn about circuit testing and troubleshooting principles
under expert instruction. Each Tech works independently with
the circuit boards because you don't learn troubleshooting by
watching someone else do it. YOU LEARN TO TROUBLESHOOT BY DOING IT YOURSELF. With plenty of hands-on practice you
learn by doing it until you get it right. You will learn how
to read schematic diagrams. You will learn the right and wrong
way to test and measure circuits with your own DMM. You will
learn how to interpret DMM readings in circuits and tell good
DMM readings from bad DMM readings. You will learn how circuits
fail and what it takes to identify a circuit problem if a problem
exists. If there is no problem in a circuit you will know that
for sure as well.
This
Tech is performing systematic, step-by-step troubleshooting tests,
to determine what electrical conditions exist in the circuit.
Techs learn and practice with hands-on application the correct
ways to test and measure circuits. Techs learn how to recognize
if a circuit is operating correctly, using only their DMM, and
what is wrong if the circuit is not operating correctly. This
is what "TROUBLESHOOTING" is all about. It takes hands-on practice
to learn to troubleshoot electrical circuits. Then you practice
with 32 electrical problems one at a time. You can troubleshoot
circuits because we teach you what you need to know to become
a professional level vehicle electrical circuit troubleshooter.
Techs
independently troubleshoot each of the 32 electrical problems
to practice their troubleshooting technique. The instructor inserts
electrical problems on the bottom of the circuit boards (hidden
from the Tech's view), such as an OPEN circuit, a VOLTAGE
DROP or a SHORT-TO-GROUND,
to duplicate how a circuit could fail if it were on an actual
vehicle. Techs practice the troubleshooting steps covered earlier
in the workshop to find 32 different voltage side and ground
side problems as well as circuit load (actuator) problems. Techs
write down all troubleshooting step sequences including the DMM
readings in their workshop manual so they can review their work
later with the instructor explaining each problem. In this way
a tech is able to see how well he has done with his troubleshooting
and make corrections in his technique before troubleshooting
the remaining problems.
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Class size is limited to
20 so sign up early when a workshop is scheduled! It is not often this type of troubleshooting
training comes along. DON'T
PUT OFF REGISTERING TILL LATER.
You may forget about it until all seats are taken. Check out
our web site at www.veejer.com
and VIEW
our Guest Book. See what others say about taking our training
and after attending our hands-on workshops. |
Registration Information
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Cost
per Student: Varies with location
Call 972-276-9642 to register by phone
or fax a completed Registration Form to 972-276-8122.
Click to View Registration Form (when
this is an active link).
If you call to register and an answering machine takes
your call, leave a message that you want to attend this specific
clinic, leave your day-time and home phone numbers so we can
contact you at any time. Payment of tuition in advance is required
by credit card. If you send in a company check it must arrive
at our office 15 days before the clinic begins. We do not accept
tuition payment by personal check upon arrival at a clinic -
it's CASH ONLY at the clinic.
LATE REGISTRATION: If you call to register within 7 days
of this clinic you must do so by phone with a credit card or
fax this form with your credit card information. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Do not rely on the US mail to register within 10 days of the
clinic since our staff may be on the road and may not be able
to process late registrations without a credit card. If registering
within 3 days of the clinic you must call our office at 972-276-9642
and use a credit card. If an answering machine takes your call
please leave your daytime AND evening phone numbers. We'll call
you back A.S.A.P.
CANCELLATION
POLICY: When you register
you agree to the following cancellation policy: If you cancel
a clinic registration 7 days or more before the clinic begins
you will receive a refund less a $25.00 registration fee. If
you cancel in less than 7 days before the clinic begins you receive
a 50% refund. If you cancel within 3 days or fail to attend the
clinic there is NO REFUND. You may substitute another tech for
a paid seat. |
Veejer Enterprises
3701 Lariat
Lane, Garland, Texas 75042-5419
Phone:
972-276-9642
Fax: 972-276-8122
Email: contact-us@veejer.com
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