Six point method

[bobeemick]

Can any one help me answer a question I've come across in the HNC fault finding module.

what is the six point fault finding technique.

 

[Plonker 3]

Before any help is given, what do you think the answer is?

 

[Silly Sausage]

It's a redundant technique which has now been superseded by the 21st Century 'Two Point Technique'...
Got a fault:
1. Ask on an internet forum
2. Implement the solutions posted.

 

[Richard Burns]

Hmm I wonder

 

[kingeri]

It's a fault-finding method that had six points.

 

[Knobhead]

Well I never, basic common sense has a fancy name.

 

[telectrix]

the British Gas 6 point method.

1. stare at CU with a thoughtful expression.
2. remove CU cover
3. shake head whilst tutting quietly
4. try to reset tripped device
5. plug in socket and see tester.
6. quote £800 + VAT for a new CU

 

[Pete999]

Call out British Gas they will sort it for you:hurray::tounge_smile::6:

 

[camerabloke]

what if you fix the fault in one point?

 

[Pete999]

Whatever

 

[Benjamiin]

The 6 p's - prior preperation prevents **** poor performance! !

 

[telectrix]

The 6 p's - prior preperation prevents **** poor performance! !

don't help much with your spelling though.arty:

 

[trev]

Well I never, basic common sense has a fancy name.

Cheers Tony, You never fail to put a smile on me face

 

[GLENNSPARK]

the British Gas 6 point method.

1. stare at CU with a thoughtful expression.
2. remove CU cover
3. shake head whilst tutting quietly
4. try to reset tripped device
5. plug in socket and see tester.
6. quote £800 + VAT for a new CU

this must be the first ammendment then Tel...

i mean what happened to :

"vaguely wave the volt pen over it whilst trying to look like you know what your doing"?

 

[Benjamiin]

Haha fair one, I'm normally quite good on the old spelling! !!