Electrical Troubleshooting

Whether you are looking for industrial, residential, or commercial electric work, Accurate Electric is committed to affordable and professional electrical services. We conduct all aspects of our electrical work – from consultation and design to the commissioning for clients in different sectors.

We have a team of highly trained and experienced technicians who have been in the industry for many decades. Our customers are our top priority. That’s why we have a robust customer service team aimed at addressing customer needs as they come, even during new construction and tenant build-out projects.

Planning on Electrical Troubleshooting?

The main objective of an electrician is to determine the source of the problem in your electrical system. The following are some of the steps our electricians follow when troubleshooting a problem.

Information Gathering
The first step in electrical troubleshooting is collecting as much information as possible about the electrical fault. An electrician will find out if there’s an owner’s manual or any technical documentation for the appliance, fixture, or electrical system.

Understanding the Fault
After understanding how the system or an appliance functions, it becomes easy to know where the problem is. The information collected will help the electrician know the exact cause of the problem.

Evaluating Parameters
An electrician will then measure the input and output signals of the electrical system that they need to troubleshoot. In other words, the electrician decides on the measurable parameters as well as their expected values for effective operation. This will help us choose the right equipment to measure the output and input signals.

Identifying and fixing the Problem
To identify the problem, a professional electrician separates electrical components and analyzes them as per the parameters determined earlier.

In a nutshell, troubleshooting helps electricians identify the main source of the problem before attempting to fix it. Some of the common tools used for troubleshooting include infrared thermometers, thermal cameras, electrical testers, and vibration sensors.