NCFET Advanced · CET-2 · Diagnostics, Electronics & Troubleshooting

You replace a suspected faulty component, but the original fault persists unchanged. The correct next step is:

  • AReplace additional parts until the problem is resolved
  • BReinstall the original component and continue systematic diagnosis with measurements
  • CDeclare the machine economically unrepairable
  • DAdvise the customer to purchase an extended warranty

Correct Answer

Reinstall the original component and continue systematic diagnosis with measurements

Explanation

If replacing a component does not fix the fault, the original diagnosis was incorrect. Reinstall the original part (or keep the new one if it tests differently), and return to systematic measurement-based diagnosis.

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