Maintaining & Troubleshooting Allen-Bradley 1336 Drives (24-Hour Format)

Industrial Motor Drives

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Course Name	Maintaining & Troubleshooting Allen- Bradley 1336 Drives (24-Hour Format) Category B Course No. EE 352
Course Description	This twenty-four hour, hands-on course uses low horsepower, Allen- Bradley 1336 Plus variable frequency motor drives that have been configured as trainers. This course covers the functional configuration of the drives and presents methods for performing maintenance and troubleshooting. These methods include using the drive parameters along with meter measurements at the drive terminal block interfaces. Representative faults are inserted allowing the participants to do real troubleshooting exercises during the workshop.
Who Should Attend	Journeymen electricians, engineers and electronic technicians
Prerequisites	Hane workshop Industrial Electronics Maintenance Level One (EE 201) or equivalent knowledge. Participants should be familiar with solid-state analog and digital circuits and should know the principles of operation of three-phase AC motors.
Length	24 hours
Class Size	Up to 12
CEU's Awarded	2.1
College Transfer Credits	1 credit hour recommended
Format	Hands-on Workshop. One lab station for every two participants.
Learning Objectives	Participants will learn to: Work safely with electricity Understand the functional building blocks of the AB 1336 drive Observe electrical signals at the terminal block interfaces using a multimeter and scopemeter to understand the electrical operation of the drive Program and read over 100 parameters Troubleshoot common AB 1336 drive malfunctions Use AB 1336 fault codes to aid in troubleshooting Perform tests in both PWM and VVVF drives Troubleshoot both PWM and VVVF drives
Course Customization	Call 1-800-777-0753 for a detailed outline or for information about tailoring this course to your specific needs.
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