Troubleshooting: A Technician's Guide, Second Edition

Lots of good information in here but what really surprised me is their explanation of "6.4 Troubleshooting in Electrically hazardous (classified) Areas", a boring subject I know but a must in the oil industry. As an Electrician of 12 years moving into the tech field, that is hands down the best explanation of a complex and necessary subject covering artical 500-555 in the NEC.

This was not a typical book from ISA. In fact, it has many illustrations and tables to help understand the concepts of the real-world. I've heard recently that ISA does adminster several good real-world manual and courses.The book is written for a person with very little knowledge of how to troubleshoot electronic instrumentation loops. I found it incredibly informative on how to build some instruction or a class for entry-level technicians. This book can really give some of the wisdom learned by others in the field. The information from the book coupled with some lab background can prepare a new technician or mechanic how to attack problems in the field.Good job ISA!

My grandson is taking instrumentation class in college and this was the book they required. He said it's very informative book and just what he needed.

good book

It has good content but I think it needs more practical examples in troubleshooting.

I bought this book along with the other three from the Technician's Guide series. All four books are an excellent resource whether you are looking to learn instrumentation or want to refresh your current skills. I recommend all 4 in the series.

As described!

Thank you.

There are so many control & instrumentation books out on the market & I have so many, but this book is great, even hear my manager quoting from this book.The book has a lot of good information & is straight to the point giving explanations as well 10/10