Component Testing Using A Multimeter - Part 2 (of 3)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2020
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Part 2 of a series of 3 videos in which Baxi Trainer Graham takes you through using a multimeter to test the electrical component within a boiler.
Note: This video is intended for Gas Safe registered engineers only.
For more information on Baxi Training: www.baxitraining.co.uk 
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Another beneficial video, looking forward to next one
Another top video. Thanks
I have attended many Manufacturers training days and Baxi have always been excellent. would like to have seen the communication voltage testing from the live pcb AC voltage and DC voltage. many thanks for the hard work ,time and effort you put into these training Vlogs
Thanks to the Baxi team for all these learning videos they're really helpful. I've been a WAI for the last ten years but I've lost complete faith in Worcester there boilers are low build quality when compared to alternative boilers available they are also well over priced, they seem to be more interested in competing against their WAIs on installs rather than supporting them (BOXT). So I'm happy to say I'm moving my business over to Baxi your boiler quality seems to be fantastic plus your loyalty and help to gas engineers have really impressed me, I'm hoping to go on one of your Baxi courses and become registered. Thanks again and keep up the great work.
Late to the party but these vids are so useful and informative, Baxi as a company and by that I mean the whole shabang including the guys/gals that work for them have really raised the bar and now for me P$$ all over WB in every dept.
Well done to a Great British company and long may it continue.
Graham, fantastic production,thank you.
Brilliant!! Thank you Graham for your time during lockdown to share your knowledge, and to Baxi for putting this series on. Love the Strictly Come Training shirts.
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Thanks for part 2 top job 👏
Well done guys really helpful video thanks
these vids are great. many thanks
MATE YOUR AMAZING KEEP IT UP THANK YOU SO MUCH.
One again thanks for the free training . keep up the good work much appreciated 👍
Excellent 👍 thank you
What a welcomed pleasure to see a such a careful explanation of component testing, thanks Derek. Where can I obtain that data chart for resistance readings and what should the room temperature reading be for a Baxi 105 temp sensor. In assume they're NTC. Doesn't seem to be in the manual.
Brilliant thanks
Brilliant gra bedtime learning
Great video, thanks. Where can I find some more detailed info on specific component troubleshoot?
A big thank you !!!
Its very nice way explain sir
Am on day 2 of 3 at Dartford today. Highly recommended!
Hi mate, now that you’ve finished do you think it helped with your breakdown skills?
@@peterhyatt6751 definitely. You can go years struggling with the same problems & a little bit of training can make all the difference. Especially for those that are out there in their own.
great videos ,when will the components test part 3thanks for all your effort
Too short🤪🤪
brilliant