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Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In TROUBLESHOOTING


Subject/Course Title: MET 6 I. II. III. IV. V. CURRICULUM: BSME Major: Mechanical Engineering

Course Description: The course is about the study of Troubleshooting, Compressor Motors, System Operation and Electrical Components. Time Allotment: 9 hrs./week Credit: 3 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to perform troubleshooting hermetic type compressor motor and maintain system operation. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Proper use and care of tools and equipment Evaluation Alternation Assessment Test (Written) Performance Evaluation

Units and Objectives

Time Allotted

Knowledge
1.1 Clamp Ammeter 1.2 Multi-tester 1.3 Soldering Iron

Skills
Identify the troubleshooting hand tools, instrument and equipments

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture / Discussion Exercises

1. Troubleshooting Hand 12 hours tools, Instrument and Equipment Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the students shall be able to:

Identify the hand tools, instrument and equipment in troubleshooting the refrigeration and air conditioning system Follow the step and procedure in handling the tools Follow safety rules and regulation when using hand tools. 2. Problems and Causes of Faulty Hermetic Compression Read the problem and causes if the compression fails to start Identify capacitor busted 27 hours

1.4 Flaring Tools 1.5 Wrenches 1.6 Pliers and Screw Drivers 1.7 Vacuum Pump and Gauges

2.1 Compressor will not start 2.2 Compressor tries to start but only hums 2.3 Compressor that start and hum by cycles 2.4 Starting capacitors burn out 2.5 Running capacitors burn out Presence of mind Safety Industry

Lecture/Discussion Actual Demonstration Practical Exercises

Identify problems and causes of faulty hermetic compression

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Identify the troubles of the compressor is defective Identify the cause if compressor tries to start not only hums

3. Abnormalities in the system of operation Diagnose the cause if the refrigerant fails to circulate Identify the system is 30 hours undercharged or overcharged Identify what caused faulty compression

3.1 Refrigerant circulate 3.2 Overcharged 3.3 Undercharged

fails

to

Presence of mind Identify the abnormalities in the system of operations Safety Proper use and care of tools

Lecture/Discussion Test (written) Actual Demonstration Practical Exercises Performance Evaluation

3.4 Moisture in the system 3.5 Air in the system 3.6 Faulty compression 4.1 Thermostat 4.2 Relay

4. Faulty Electrical Components Identify the electrical components that is damaged 12 hours

Lecture/Discussion Determine the Faulty electrical components Industry Presence of mind Actual Demonstration Practical Exercises Test (written) Performance Evaluation

4.3 Overload 4.4 Light Switch 4.5 Capacitor

IV. Bibliography
1. Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller 2. Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson 3. Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson 4. Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval:
ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E. Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION


Subject/Course Title: MET 5 I. CURRICULUM: BSME Major: Mechanical Engineering

Course Description: The course is about the study of principles of refrigeration, Components of refrigeration system, Household Installation and wiring, Body repair and Repainting, Proper Changing and leaking testing. Time Allotment: 9 hrs./week Credit: 3 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to install electrical wiring and repair domestic refrigeration units. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Love of work Evaluation Alternation Assessment Written Examination

II. III. IV. V.

Units and Objectives


1.Introduction and Orientation a. To orient the student with the school mission, vision goals

Time Allotted 6 hours

Knowledge
Introduction and Orientation a. The BISU Mission, Vision, Goals and

Skills
Familiarization of the school mission ,vision and objectives of the school

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture

and objectives and core values 1. Principles of refrigeration Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the student will be able to: Identify the mechanical parts of the compression system Identify the mechanical parts of the absorption Identify the refrigerant

Objectives of the School Developmental Refrigeration 1.1 Mechanical Compression System 1.2 Absorption System 1.3 Lubricant 24 hours Understand the principles of refrigeration Participative the attention in the discussion Lecture/Discussion Exercises Test (Oral and written)

3. Components Refrigerant System

of 18 hours 3.1 3.2 Compressors Evaporators

Identify the parts of the different compressors Differentiate the types of condensers Give the general types of condensers

Overhaul hermetic type refrigeration compressors

Proper use of tools Follow rules Observe Safety

Lecture/Discussion

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

3.3 Condensers Practical Exercises 3.4 Expansion valves

4.Household Refrigeration

4.1

Install and wiring Install complete electrical wiring

Safety Presence of mind Proper use of tools Observe safety Body Repairing Proper use of tools and equipment Safety Proper use and care of tools and equipment Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Draw the electrical diagram of 4.2 Electrical circuit of a the standard domestic 12 hours standard refrigerator refrigerator , beverage freezer and cooler 4.3 Electrical circuit of nonflow refrigerant 5.Body Repairing and Work Processes 5.1 Tools and Equipment Set up tools and equipment 18 hours Supplies all materials Estimate the supply and materials for body repair 6.Charging , vacuuming and leak testing Perform charging , vacuuming and leak testing 9 hours

Lecture/Discussion Performance Demonstration Evaluation Practical Exercises Lecture/Discussion Performance Demonstration Evaluation Practical Exercise

Charging Vacuuming Leak Testing

IV. Bibliography
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval: ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E.


Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In FUNDAMENTALS OF REFGRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING


Subject/Course Title: MET 5 I. CURRICULUM: BSME Major: Mechanical Engineering

Course Description: The course is about the study of fundamentals of refrigeration and air-conditioning such as application, proper use and care of hand tools, instrument and equipment in servicing refrigeration and air conditioning units, principles of electricity and steps to be performed in Brazing, Oxy-acetylene welding and air welding. Time Allotment: 9 hrs./week Credit: 3 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to perform welding, brazing soldering and understand the principles of eletricity. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Participate and Attentive in the discussion Evaluation Alternation Assessment Test (Written)

II. III. IV. V.

Units and Objectives


1. Introduction Refrigeration

Time Allotted of 12 hours

Knowledge
1.1 Development of Refrigeration 1.2 Classification of Refrigeration

Skills
Understand the importance and classification of refrigeration

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture / Discussion Exercises

Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the student will be able to:

Explain the importance refrigeration technology

of 1.3 Application of Refrigeration

Summarize the historical development of refrigeration and air-conditioning 2. Refrigeration and airconditioning hand tools, instrument and equipment Identify the handful instrument and equipment in repair and service Handle tools and equipment 18 hours properly Observe safety rules in handling tools and equipment

2.1 Types of classification and hand tools instrument and equipment 2.2 Common use of tools, instrument and equipment in refrigeration and airconditioning service and repair 2.3 Care and maintenance of tools instrument and equipment 2.4 Safety in handing hand tools

Apply the principles in the proper usage of hand tools, instrument and equipment in refrigeration technology

Apply safety and observe proper of tools and instrument and equipment

Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

3. Principles of Electricity Understand the units of measurement using standard electrical multi-tester and clamp meter. Understand the importance of conductors and insulators

24 hours

3.1 Electrical measuring and testing instrument 3.2 Computation of voltage, current and resistance in parallel and series circuit 3.3 Capacitors

Operating electrical instrument and equipment

Safety Industry Presence of mind Proper use and care of tools

Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Understand the use and application of transformers Apply facts and principles of capacities

3.4 Power rating of equipment 3.5 Inductance 3.6 Transformer 3.7 Conductors and Insulators 3.8 Controllers 4.1 Measuring, cutting Perform good swaging, bending, flaring welding, brazing and pinching off copper and soldering tubes Operate oxy4.2 Soldering and brazing acetylene copper tubes equipment Operate welding 4.3 Welding of metals using machine gas and electrical welding 4.4 Joining fillings

4. Laboratory and Shop Practice Measure accurately copper tubes

Safety Avoid jocular behaviour inside the shop or laboratory Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Observe safety tube joining Observe safety rules in operating oxy-acetylene and arc welding equipment

90 hours

IV. Bibliography
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval: ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E.


Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In TROUBLESHOOTING


Subject/Course Title: RAC 202 I. II. III. IV. V. CURRICULUM: DIT Major: RAC

Course Description: The course is about the study of Troubleshooting, Compressor Motors, System Operation and Electrical Components. Time Allotment: 15 hrs./week Credit: 5 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to perform troubleshooting hermetic type compressor motor and maintain system operation. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Proper use and care of tools and equipment Evaluation Alternation Assessment Test (Written) Performance Evaluation

Units and Objectives

Time Allotted

Knowledge
4.6 Clamp Ammeter 4.7 Multi-tester 4.8 Soldering Iron 4.9 Flaring Tools

Skills
Identify the troubleshooting hand tools, instrument and equipments

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture / Discussion Exercises

1. Troubleshooting Hand 30 hours tools, Instrument and Equipment Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the students shall be able to: Identify the hand tools,

instrument and equipment in troubleshooting the refrigeration and air conditioning system Follow the step and procedure in handling the tools Follow safety rules and regulation when using hand tools. 2. Problems and Causes of 90 hours Faulty Hermetic Compression Read the problem and causes if the compression fails to start Identify capacitor busted

4.10

Wrenches Screw

4.11 Pliers and Drivers

4.12 Vacuum Pump and Gauges

a. Compressor will not start b. Compressor tries to start but only hums c. Compressor that start and hum by cycles d. Starting capacitors burn out e. Running capacitors burn out

Identify problems and causes of faulty hermetic compression

Presence of mind Safety Industry

Lecture/Discussion Actual Demonstration Practical Exercises

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Identify the troubles of the compressor is defective Identify the cause if compressor tries to start not only hums

3. Abnormalities in the system of operation Diagnose the cause if the refrigerant fails to circulate Identify the system is undercharged or overcharged Identify what caused faulty compression 105 hours

a. Refrigerant fails to circulate b. Overcharged c. Undercharged d. Moisture system in the Presence of mind Identify the abnormalities in the system of operations Safety Proper use and care of tools Lecture/Discussion Test (written) Actual Demonstration Practical Exercises Performance Evaluation

e. Air in the system f. Faulty compression a. Thermostat b. Relay

4. Faulty Electrical Components Identify the electrical components that is damaged 45 hours

Lecture/Discussion Determine the Faulty electrical components Industry Presence of mind Actual Demonstration Practical Exercises Test (written) Performance Evaluation

c. Overload d. Light Switch e. Capacitor

IV. Bibliography
5. Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller 6. Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson 7. Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson 8. Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval:
ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E. Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION


Subject/Course Title: RAC 102 I. CURRICULUM: DIT Major: RAC

Course Description: The course is about the study of principles of refrigeration, Components of refrigeration system, Household Installation and wiring, Body repair and Repainting, Proper Changing and leaking testing. Time Allotment: 15 hrs./week Credit: 5 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to install electrical wiring and repair domestic refrigeration units. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Love of Evaluation Alternation Assessment Written

II. III. IV. V.

Units and Objectives


1.Introduction and Orientation

Time Allotted 6 hours

Knowledge
Introduction and Orientation

Skills
Familiarization of

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture

b. To orient the student with the school mission, vision goals and objectives and core values 2. Principles of refrigeration Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the student will be able to: Identify the mechanical parts of the compression system Identify the mechanical parts of the absorption Identify the refrigerant

b. The BISU Mission, Vision, Goals and Objectives of the School Developmental Refrigeration 2.1 Mechanical Compression System 2.2 Absorption System 2.3 Lubricant 75 hours

the school mission ,vision and objectives of the school

work

Examination

Understand the principles of refrigeration

Participative the attention in the discussion

Test (Oral and written) Lecture/Discussion Exercises

3. Components Refrigerant System

of 60 hours 3.1 3.2 Compressors Evaporators

Identify the parts of the different compressors Differentiate the types of

Overhaul hermetic type refrigeration compressors

Proper use of tools Follow rules

Lecture/Discussion

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

3.3 Condensers Practical Exercises

condensers Give the general types of condensers 4.Household Refrigeration

3.4 Expansion valves Observe Safety 4.1 Install and wiring Install complete electrical wiring Safety Presence of mind Proper use of tools Observe safety Body Repairing Proper use of tools and equipment Safety Proper use and care of tools and equipment Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Draw the electrical diagram of 4.2 Electrical circuit of a the standard domestic 45 hours standard refrigerator refrigerator , beverage freezer and cooler 4.3 Electrical circuit of nonflow refrigerant 5.Body Repairing and Work Processes 5.1 Tools and Equipment Set up tools and equipment 60 hours Supplies all materials Estimate the supply and materials for body repair 6.Charging , vacuuming and Tools leak testing a. Equipment Perform charging , vacuuming and leak testing 30 hours Supplies and materials

Lecture/Discussion Performance Demonstration Evaluation Practical Exercises Lecture/Discussion Performance Demonstration Evaluation Practical Exercise

Charging Vacuuming Leak Testing

IV. Bibliography
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval: ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E.


Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In FUNDAMENTALS OF REFGRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING


Subject/Course Title: RAC 101 I. CURRICULUM: DIT Major: RAC

Course Description: The course is about the study of fundamentals of refrigeration and air-conditioning such as application, proper use and care of hand tools, instrument and equipment in servicing refrigeration and air conditioning units, principles of electricity and steps to be performed in Brazing, Oxy-acetylene welding and air welding. Time Allotment: 15 hrs./week Credit: 5 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to perform welding, brazing soldering and understand the principles of eletricity. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Participate and Attentive in the discussion Evaluation Alternation Assessment Test (Written)

II. III. IV. V.

Units and Objectives


1. Introduction Refrigeration

Time Allotted of 45 hours

Knowledge
f. Development of Refrigeration g. Classification of Refrigeration

Skills
Understand the importance and classification of refrigeration

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture / Discussion Exercises

Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the student will be able to:

Explain the importance refrigeration technology

of h. Application of Refrigeration

Summarize the historical development of refrigeration and air-conditioning 2. Refrigeration and airconditioning hand tools, instrument and equipment Identify the handful instrument and equipment in repair and service Handle tools and equipment properly 60 hours Observe safety rules in handling tools and equipment

a. Types of classification and hand tools instrument and equipment b. Common use of tools, instrument and equipment in refrigeration and air-conditioning service and repair c. Care and maintenance of tools instrument and equipment d. Safety in handing hand tools a. Electrical measuring and testing instrument b. Computation of voltage, current Apply the principles in the proper usage of hand tools, instrument and equipment in refrigeration technology Apply safety and observe proper of tools and instrument and equipment

Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

3. Principles of Electricity Understand the units of measurement using standard electrical multi-tester and clamp meter.

75 hours

Operating electrical instrument and equipment

Safety Industry Presence of mind

Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises

Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Understand the importance of conductors and insulators Understand the use and application of transformers Apply facts and principles of capacities

and resistance in parallel and series circuit c. Capacitors d. Power rating of equipment e. Inductance f. Transformer g. Conductors and Insulators h. Controllers a. Measuring, cutting swaging, bending, flaring and pinching off copper tubes b. Soldering brazing tubes Proper use and care of tools

4. Laboratory and Shop Practice Measure accurately copper tubes

Perform good welding, brazing and soldering Safety Avoid jocular behaviour inside the shop or laboratory Lecture/Discussion Practical Exercises Test (written) Performance Evaluation

Observe safety tube joining Observe safety rules in operating oxy-acetylene and arc welding equipment 90 hours

Operate oxyacetylene and equipment copper Operate welding machine

c. Welding of metals using gas and electrical welding d. Joining fillings

IV. Bibliography
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval: ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E.


Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In DOMESTIC AIR-CONDITIONING


Subject/Course Title: RAC 201 I. CURRICULUM: DIT Major: RAC

Course Description: The course is about the study of fundamentals of refrigeration and air-conditioning such as application, proper use and care of hand tools, instrument and equipment in servicing refrigeration and air conditioning units, principles of electricity and steps to be performed in Brazing, Oxy-acetylene welding and air welding. Time Allotment: 15 hrs./week Credit: 5 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to perform welding, brazing soldering and understand the principles of eletricity. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Attentive and participate in the discussion Evaluation Alternation Assessment Test (Written)

II. III. IV. V.

Units and Objectives


1. Principles of conditioning

Time Allotted

Knowledge
1.1 Classification of air conditioning 1.2 Application of air conditioning

Skills
Classify types of air conditioning

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture / Discussion Exercises

Air- 60 hours

Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the student will be able to:

Explain the importance of air conditioning Enumerate the classification of air conditioning 2. Maintenance service and repair winding type air conditioning Identify the mechanical components of window type air conditioning Identify the installation process of domestic air conditioning Observe safety rules and regulations in the installation of the unit 135 hours

1.3 Apply the principles of heat calculation in air conditioning 2.1 Window type air conditioning Detect defective electrical circuits parts of window type air 2.2 Fan motor and capacitors conditioners 2.3 Cooling performance of Install complete windows type air conditioning electrical wiring 2.4 Tools, equipment instrument and Assemble mechanical components of the window type air conditioning units Follow rules Lecture/Discussion and observe safety Practical Exercises Actual Exercises Test (written)

3. Electric Motor Repair and Rewinding Work Process Rewind compressor motors Rewind fan motor 75 hours

3.1 Rewinding motors

compressor Industry Rewind compressor and fan motors Lecture/Discussion Presence of mind Practical Exercises Test (written) Skill Test

3.2 Rewinding fan motors

IV. Bibliography
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval: ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E.


Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY


MAIN CAMPUS TAGBILARAN CITY

COURSE SYLLABUS In DOMESTIC AIR-CONDITIONING


Subject/Course Title: MET 6 VI. CURRICULUM: BSME Major: Mechanical Engineering

Course Description: The course is about the study of fundamentals of refrigeration and air-conditioning such as application, proper use and care of hand tools, instrument and equipment in servicing refrigeration and air conditioning units, principles of electricity and steps to be performed in Brazing, Oxy-acetylene welding and air welding. Time Allotment: 9 hrs./week Credit: 3 units General Objectives: Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to perform welding, brazing soldering and understand the principles of eletricity. Course Content: Attitudes and Values Attentive and participate in the discussion Evaluation Alternation Assessment Test (Written)

VII. VIII. IX. X.

Units and Objectives


4. Principles of conditioning

Time Allotted

Knowledge
1.4 Classification of air conditioning 1.5 Application of air conditioning

Skills
Classify types of air conditioning

Teaching Strategies/Activities Lecture / Discussion Exercises

Air- 45 hours

Upon completion of the unit/lesson/activity, the student will be able to:

Explain the importance of air conditioning Enumerate the classification of air conditioning 5. Maintenance service and repair winding type air conditioning Identify the mechanical components of window type air conditioning

1.6 Apply the principles of heat calculation in air conditioning 2.1 Window type air conditioning Detect defective electrical circuits parts of window type air 2.3 Fan motor and capacitors conditioners 2.3 Cooling performance of Install complete windows type air conditioning electrical wiring instrument and Assemble mechanical components of the window type air conditioning units Follow rules Lecture/Discussion and observe safety Practical Exercises Actual Exercises Test (written)

Identify the installation process 2.4 Tools, 60 hours equipment of domestic air conditioning Observe safety rules and regulations in the installation of the unit

6. Electric Motor Repair and Rewinding Work Process Rewind compressor motors Rewind fan motor 75 hours

3.1 Rewinding motors

compressor Industry Rewind compressor and fan motors Lecture/Discussion Presence of mind Practical Exercises Test (written) Skill Test

3.2 Rewinding fan motors

IV. Bibliography
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology By: Rex Miller Audels- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Guide By: Edwin P. Anderson Electrical Wiring By: Robert C. Johnson Modern Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning By: Althouse

Prepared by: MR. MARIO A. GAKO


Asst. Prof. 1

Recommending Approval: ENGR. EMILIANO DELANTAR, M.E.


Chairman, BSME

Approved: DR. ZINA D. SAYSON, Ph.D. T.M.


DEAN, CEA

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