Poking around on the Internet led us to an incredible web-site...all about troubleshooting. Steve Litt has maintained this site for a number of years. His technical background lends itself well to any troubleshooting task. Whether it's your building electrical system, the HVAC plant, or your home computer, Steve lays down an awful lot of common sense.
Go here to read and learn about the "Common Troubleshooting Myths." They will then lead you to the always applicable "10 Step Universal Troubleshooting Process." This is one fascinating web-site. Enjoy it!
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I personally think that all of us have a little of troubleshooting somewhere stored in us. As long as you can fix some small error shown up on the computer, or a fuse, or a malfunction than you can't ssy you suck at troubleshoot. Some find the easy way out of this by simply replacing the system or calling in for additional help. Stimulate and regenerate your mind. Learn how to solve your own problems, perform DIY projects.
Troubleshooting is the mainstay of day to day operations. Obviously the more you know about your plant, equipment, etc., the better at it you'll be.
I find that everyone has their own style (some good, some bad) so having some written guidelines is always a good idea.
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