troubleshoot
/ˈtrʌbəlˌʃuːt/
verb
- To identify and solve problems, especially in technical or mechanical systems.
- She learned how to troubleshoot common issues with her car's engine.
- The team spent hours troubleshooting the software bug before finding a fix.
- The IT specialist was called to troubleshoot the network outage.
- To analyze and resolve difficulties in any process or situation.
- He is good at troubleshooting interpersonal conflicts in the office.
- The manager had to troubleshoot the communication problems between departments.
- We need to troubleshoot why sales have been dropping this quarter.