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3 | Yes, you are right, commas are missed. |
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determine fault in 24vdc supply 10g explanation Explanation: probably should be 'Check 24VDC, check for faulty 24VDC supply 10G and determine (identify) the fault' The first '24VDC' means the voltage (check the voltage). In the absence of other context, I can only guess that '10G' is an assembly designation. |
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determine fault in 24vdc supply 10g Yes, you are right, commas are missed. Explanation: Yes, you are right, commas are missed. You should check voltage, then determine if it is a fault of the 10G power supply. If it is the power supply, then determine what kind of fault is this - what is wrong with the power supply. This is my guess. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 19 mins (2005-11-03 10:54:11 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 10G leave as it is. It is some manufacturer's abbriviation for power supply or a model. |
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