troubleshoot
verbUK /ˈtrʌb.əl.ʃuːt/
US /ˈtrʌb.əl.ʃuːt/
To find and fix problems with something.
Dad helped me troubleshoot my computer when it stopped working.
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2. To investigate and resolve issues in a system or process.
The engineer was called to troubleshoot the factory's conveyor belt.
3. To identify the cause of a malfunction in machinery or software.
She learned how to troubleshoot the printer before calling support.
4. To act as a mediator to resolve conflicts or difficulties.
The manager was asked to troubleshoot the dispute between the two teams.