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How to use the BoardMaster's Short Locator in predictive & corrective maintenance (Se2 Ep6) ABI Labs

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In today's episode, you will learn how the BoardMaster's ultra-sensitive Short Locator can be used to identify hard-to-find shorts, support predictive and corrective maintenance routines, and increase the overall PCB reliability. English is not your first language? We have added English subtitles to all ABI Labs videos for our international audience, other languages are coming up soon! We can arrange demonstrations in multiple languages, get in touch!

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Our commitment to you, our viewer, is that we will not use jargon or difficult language throughout the series. We want to provide advice and tips that will help those who are new to ABI make the most of their systems using a range of short videos. And for those who haven't signed up yet, we want to provide clear and concise information to help with their decision-making process.

The tried and true electronic diagnostic and repair system BoardMaster from ABI is the world's most comprehensive yet easy-to-use benchtop tester with application in predictive and corrective maintenance, obsolescence management, and lifecycle support of industrial electronics.

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ABI Electronics - UK published this 2:53 video tutorial on July 4, 2020. It has been watched 1,379 times on YouTube.

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