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#ProbeTips! How to Test Generator Rotating Diodes #ProbeLem #ElectricalTroubleshooting #ProblemSolved #PRObing Right into the Problem! #TraveLem #ElectricalEducationalLibrary Hey, Probe Enthusiasts—Let’s probe it on! In this video, we’re diving into a crucial part of generator diagnostics: 🔍 Testing the Rotating Diodes. Whether you're a seasoned shipboard ETO, marine engineer, or just exploring generator internals for the first time—this #ProbeTips tutorial will help you understand, locate, and test these rectifier components step-by-step using a multimeter in diode mode. We’ll walk through: ✔️ Identifying the rotating diode assembly ✔️ Isolating diodes from the circuit (if required) ✔️ Testing forward and reverse bias ✔️ Interpreting good vs. faulty diode readings ✔️ Tips to spot parallel diode configurations and open/short failures ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 ProbeLem Walkthrough 00:38 What Are Rotating Diodes? 01:20 Multimeter Setup & Test Method 02:50 Forward & Reverse Bias Readings 04:10 Common Faults: Open/Short Diodes 05:23 Conclusion & ProbeTips Recap 🔖Tags #GeneratorDiodes #RotatingDiodeTest #GeneratorMaintenance #MarineElectrical #MultimeterTesting #PreventiveMaintenance #ProbeTips #ShipboardTroubleshooting #ProbeLem 📌 Want to support real-world videos like this? • Patreon – / probelem (Support Real-World Probing) • Facebook – / your.probelem • Join this channel to get access to perks: / @probelem ⚡ DISCLAIMER & DISCLOSURE All content shared on this channel is for educational and documentation purposes only. I’m not giving professional certification, licensing, or formal training advice. Everything I show—from probing faults to fixing alarms—is based on real-world experience as a Fleet ETO, and might not apply to every vessel, system, or situation. Always follow your company’s safety protocols, equipment manuals, and class regulations. Shipboard electrical work involves inherent risks, and what works in one case might not in another. This channel is about learning from experience—not replacing it. Keep your brain switched on, your probes safe, and your judgment sharp. 🔧 Stay safe. Keep learning. 🔎 Keep on probing!