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    The document discusses maintaining hand tools for computer hardware servicing. It provides 3 key performance standards: [1] Using tools appropriate for the task, [2] Routinely maintaining tools according to procedures, and [3] Safely storing tools per manufacturer specifications. It also lists various workshop materials and tools, and presents statements to identify as true or false regarding tool maintenance and storage best practices.

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    The document discusses maintaining hand tools for computer hardware servicing. It provides 3 key performance standards: [1] Using tools appropriate for the task, [2] Routinely maintaining tools according to procedures, and [3] Safely storing tools per manufacturer specifications. It also lists various workshop materials and tools, and presents statements to identify as true or false regarding tool maintenance and storage best practices.

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    LO3 Maintain Hand Tools

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    The document discusses maintaining hand tools for computer hardware servicing. It provides 3 key performance standards: [1] Using tools appropriate for the task, [2] Routinely maintaining tools according to procedures, and [3] Safely storing tools per manufacturer specifications. It also lists various workshop materials and tools, and presents statements to identify as true or false regarding tool maintenance and storage best practices.

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    LEARNING OUTCOME 3:

    Maintain hand tools


    Computer Hardware Servicing
    PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

    1. Tools used are according to tasks undertaken.


    2. Routine maintenance of tools is undertaken
    according to standard operational procedures,
    principles and techniques.
    3. Tools are stored safely in appropriate locations in
    accordance with manufacturer’s specifications or
    standard operating procedures.
    Materials
    1. Workshop
    2. Tables and Chairs
    3. Computers
    4. USB Flash Drive
    5. LCD
    6. ESD Tools
    7. Hand Tools
    8. Cleaning Tools
    9. Diagnostic Tools
    Direction. Write TRUE if the statement is
    correct and FALSE if it is wrong. Write your
    answers on a separate sheet of paper.

    1. All tools and equipment must be properly


    maintained so that workers are not
    endangered.
    2. Preventive maintenance is the systematic
    care and protection of tools, equipment and
    machines in order to keep them in a safe,
    usable condition, limit downtime and extend
    productivity.
    3. The degree of detail to include regarding
    tools and equipment maintenance will
    depend on the kinds of tools/equipment
    used.

    4. Damaged or defective equipment/tools


    should be tagged and removed from service.
    5. Most manufacturers can provide
    maintenance schedules for their equipment.

    6. Properly stored tools and equipment will


    be easy to find when needed and are less
    likely to be lost.
    7. Use bins for storing small parts is a good
    practice on proper storage.

    8. Productivity is increased because time is


    not lost looking for tools, parts and
    equipment is one of the benefits of proper
    storage.
    TOOL AND EQUIPMENT
    MAINTENANCE
    The successful maintenance program is:
    well organized and scheduled,
    controls hazards,
    defines operational procedures, and
    trains key personnel.
    General requirements for tools
    and equipment maintenance
    include:
    Obtaining a copy of the maintenance
    schedule recommended by the
    manufacturer
    Ensuring that maintenance is performed
    as required
    Ensuring that the person(s) performing the
    maintenance are competent (e.g. licensed
    mechanic)
    General requirements for
    tools and equipment
    maintenance include:
    Retaining records of maintenance/service
    conducted
    Specifying who is responsible for
    overseeing equipment maintenance and
    where the records are kept
    Set up a system for removal and tagging
    of damaged or defective tools and
    equipment
    PROPER STORAGE OF TOOLS,
    PARTS, AND EQUIPMENT
    Good practices include:
    Parts should be properly stored and labeled (Figure 1).
    Tools should be properly placed on the board, and
    labeled (Figure 2). Consider drawing the shapes of
    the tools on the board so that they always get
    put back in the same position.
    Use bins for storing small parts (Figure 3).
    Consider making an individual (or individuals)
    responsible for the good maintenanceof tools
    and parts.
    Figure 2
    Figure 1

    Figure 3
    Benefits:
    Tools and parts are kept in good condition
    and are easy to find
    Costs are reduced.
    Productivity is increased because time is
    not wasted looking for tools, parts and
    equipment.
    Workshop staff develop a sense of
    responsibility and pride in their work.
    Directions: Enumerate the
    following.
    Good practices in the proper storage of
    tools: (at least 2)
    1.
    2.
    Benefits of proper storage of tools:
    (at least 2)
    1.
    2.
    Direction: Conduct a
    maintenance activity on the
    given hand
    TOOLS
    tools. MAINTENANCE ACTIVITY
    1. Flat Head Screwdriver Clean and Magnetize
    2. Philips Head Screwdriver Clean and Magnetize
    3. Torx Screwdriver Clean and Magnetize
    4. Hex Driver Clean and Magnetize
    5. Needle-Nose Plier Clean and Lubricate
    6. Wire Cutter Clean, Lubricate and
    Sharpen, if necessary

    7. Tweezer Clean
    8. Part Retriever Clean
    9. Flashlight Clean and Change batteries if drained
    10. Multimeter Clean and Calibrate
    Score Card
    Activity Excellent Very Satisfactory Score
    satisfactory

    Cleaning hand tools 5 3 1

    Magnetizing hand tools

    Calibrating hand tools

    Changing batteries

    Lubricating hand tools

    Sharpening hand tools

    Storing hand tools

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