This course focuses on the engine electrical system, electronic systems, their components and function.  Understanding and applying electrical theory while troubleshooting circuits with a digital multimeter, and the Perkins Electronic Service Tool (EST) is key to completing this course. Students get the opportunity to work through various bugged circuits on an engine. In addition to electrical circuit diagnosis, students learn the proper procedure for reprogramming and changing parameters within an ECM.

A hands on, engine tear down course, designed to give an insight into the features and mechanical aspects of the engine. The course also covers service points and is therefore aimed at those within a technical role. Persons in non-technical roles are also welcome to attend.

The release of the new Perkins Engines 400F-E sees the use of a Common Rail Fuel System, Diesel Oxidation Catalyst, Nox Reduction System and full Electronic Engine Management on this quiet, compact and powerful engine. Upon completion of the course the participants will be able to - Diagnose Faults related to the Fuel System, After treatment and Engine Electronic service procedures. Also utilizing the Trouble Shooting Guide (TSG) and EST to assist in fault finding.