Title: 6.2 Troubleshooting Quiz
Course: Electronics Assembly & Soldering (Sandbox) > Section: Module 6: Troubleshooting

Q: When troubleshooting, its a good idea to...
- Check to make sure you got all your components in the right places.
- memorize the schematic.
- know what each component does.
- complain loudly.
A: Check to make sure you got all your components in the right places.

Q: An important step in troubleshooting is to look closely at your solder joints and check for any errors that could affect conductivity. Which of the following is not a soldering error?
- A solder bridge.
- A joint that looks like a small Hershey's kiss.
- The land is lifted off of the board.
- A joint with a little bit of solder and lots of the land showing.
A: A joint that looks like a small Hershey's kiss.

Q: When troubleshooting, it is important to know how to use a multimeter so that you can test...
- the voltage at various places on your board
- the conductivity of your soldering and the board
- the resistance of your components
- both a and b
A: the voltage at various places on your board