A few days ago, the editor came into contact with an old electrician who said he had recently come across a repair job for an electronic cigarette testing machine, but didn't know how to start troubleshooting and repairing it. In fact, the editor has been researching electronic cigarette testing machines recently, and he found me the right person. Today, I will talk to him about some electronic cigarette fault repair techniques that no one knows about.

Assuming that the electronic cigarette suddenly stops testing during the testing process, we should first check the system settings parameters of the power switch, circuit system, and PLC control interface. If these are all fine, we need to contact the sales manufacturer for after-sales service. After all, there are only a few problems when an electronic cigarette testing machine stops working, and there are other troubleshooting solutions. I won't give examples one by one. In fact, the principles are similar, as long as we study them slowly.