MCQ - Mechanical TNPSC JTO
JTO - 538 - Industrial Robotics and Digital Manufacturing - 538 - Preventive Maintenance and Basic Trouble Shooting
Which common electrical issue causes robot malfunction?
In troubleshooting, error codes displayed on the teach pendant help to:
Which maintenance step reduces false alarms from sensors?
A robotic welding cell frequently shows “low gas flow” alarm. What should be checked first?
Which part of the preventive maintenance plan ensures uninterrupted welding operations?
A weld shows excessive porosity. Which preventive maintenance task was likely missed?
Which case indicates immediate troubleshooting rather than scheduled maintenance?
A technician finds loose connections in welding power cables. This may cause:
In a case study, a robot stopped mid-cycle due to E-stop activation. Likely cause?
If welding arc length fluctuates, preventive maintenance should focus on:
A robot shows repeated overload alarms. Which step should be checked first?
Which tool is most suitable for verifying torque applied on robot arm bolts?
Preventive maintenance reduces troubleshooting frequency because:
If robot wire feeding becomes inconsistent, the first maintenance check is:
Which practice ensures maximum life of welding torches?
Which safety device must always be tested after preventive maintenance?
What is the correct sequence in troubleshooting a robot alarm?
Preventive maintenance record logs are important because they:
A robot cell shows weld quality deterioration despite normal parameters. The root cause could be:
The ultimate goal of preventive maintenance and troubleshooting in robotics is: