Pre-Test:

Direction: Select the letter of

the correct answer. Write your
answers in your activity
notebook.
1. What tool is used for Cutting
copper, brass, iron, aluminum
and steel wires?
a. Wire Stripper
b. Wire Cutter
c. Crimping tool
d. Needle nose pliers
1. What tool is used for Cutting
copper, brass, iron, aluminum
and steel wires?
a. Wire Stripper
b. Wire Cutter
c. Crimping tool
d. Needle nose pliers
2. What tools allows you to
provide a clean soldered?
a. Soldering Iron
b. Soldering Lead
c. Soldering Flux
d. Soldering Stand
2. What tools allows you to
provide a clean soldered?
a. Soldering Iron
b. Soldering Lead
c. Soldering Flux
d. Soldering Stand
 3. Which tool is used for holding,
bending and stretching the lead of
electronics component or connecting
wire?
a. Anti-static mat
b. Hex driver
c. Needle nose pliers
d. Wire cutter
 3. Which tool is used for holding,
bending and stretching the lead of
electronics component or connecting
wire?
a. Anti-static mat
b. Hex driver
c. Needle nose pliers
d. Wire cutter
4. What tool composed of a heavy-
duty metal base and a reinforced
spring holder?
a. Soldering Iron
b. Soldering Lead
c. Soldering Flux
d. Soldering Stand
4. What tool composed of a heavy-
duty metal base and a reinforced
spring holder?
a. Soldering Iron
b. Soldering Lead
c. Soldering Flux
d. Soldering Stand
5. Which tool is used to strip the
electrical insulation from electric
wires?
a. Wire stripper
b. Soldering iron
c. Wire Cutter
d. Flat head screwdriver
6. Which tool is to test most
network cable wiring?
a. Part Retriever
b. Multi-tester
c. Lan tester
d. Flat head screwdriver
6. Which tool is to test most
network cable wiring?
a. Part Retriever
b. Multi-tester
c. Lan tester
d. Flat head screwdriver
 7. Which tool is used to conjoin two
pieces of metal by deforming one or
both in a way that causes them to hold
each other?
a. Wire stripper
b. Crimping tool
c. Lan tester
d. Flat head screwdriver
 7. Which tool is used to conjoin two
pieces of metal by deforming one or
both in a way that causes them to hold
each other?
a. Wire stripper
b. Crimping tool
c. Lan tester
d. Flat head screwdriver
 8. What tool is used to test the
integrity of circuits and the quality of
electricity in computer components?
a. Crimping tool
b. Anti-static wrist strap
c. Lan tester
d. Multi-tester
9. Which tool is won’t to hitch two or
more metal conductors with the
support of soldering lead melted
around it?
a. Soldering lead
b. Wire Cutter
c. Philips head screwdriver
d. Soldering Iron
9. Which tool is won’t to hitch two or
more metal conductors with the
support of soldering lead melted
around it?
a. Soldering lead
b. Wire Cutter
c. Philips head screwdriver
d. Soldering Iron
 10.What tool is won’t to
manipulate small parts?
a. Flat head screwdriver
b. Philips head screwdriver
c. Tweezer
d. Wire Stripper
 10.What tool is won’t to
manipulate small parts?
a. Flat head screwdriver
b. Philips head screwdriver
c. Tweezer
d. Wire Stripper
Using and Maintaining Hand Tools
Learning Outcomes
• LO 1 – Plan and prepare for the tasks to be undertaken
(TLE_IACSS9-12UHT-IIIa-17)
• LO 2 – Prepare hand tools (TLE_IACSS9-12UHT-IIIb-18)
• LO 3–Use appropriate hand tools and test equipment
(TLE_IACSS912UHT-IIIc-19)
• LO 4 – Maintain hand tools (TLE_IACSS9-12UHT-IIId-
20)
 Let us define the following terms:
Computer System Servicing- It
develops students’ skills in
diagnosis and troubleshooting of
computer systems, as well as in the
performance of computer
operations.
Computer Technician- Is a person
identifies, troubleshoot and, repair
computer problems
Hand Tools- A tool held in a
hand and operated without
electrical power.
Equipment- Is the necessary
item consists of the things
which are used for a purpose
like a computer electronic
equipment and machine tools.
PPE (Personal Protective
Equipment) - It is a piece
of equipment needed to
wear to prevent exposure
to hazards that cause
serious injuries and
illnesses in the workplace
Tools and Its Uses
1. Long Nose Pliers -
Usually for holding,
bending and stretching
the lead of electronics
component or
connecting wire.
2. Wire Cutter- Used
for Cutting copper,
brass, iron,
aluminum and steel
wires.
3. Flat Head
Screwdriver Usually
drive or fasten
negative slotted
screws.
4. Philips Head
Screwdriver - Won’t
to drive or fasten
positive slotted
screws
5. Soldering Iron - is a
hand tool won’t to join
two or more metal
conductors with the
support of soldering
lead melted around it.
6. Soldering Stand - This
can be an easy hand tool
stand composed of a
heavy-duty metal base
and a reinforced spring
holder.
7. Soldering Lead -
could be an alloy
accustomed to join
together metal
workpieces.
8. Soldering Flux -
Allows you to
supply a clean
soldered.
9. Crimping Tool - May be
a device won’t to conjoin
two pieces of metal by
deforming one or both
during a way that causes
them to carry one other.
10. Wire Stripper - May
be a small, hand-held
device that usually strips
the electrical insulation
from electric wires.
11. Tweezer - is a
tool won’t to
manipulate small
parts.
12. Anti-static Wrist Strap usually
safely ground an individual
functioning on very sensitive
electronic equipment, to forestall
the buildup of electricity on their
body, which might lead to
electrostatic discharge (ESD)
Equipment.
13. Multi-tester - Usually
tests the integrity of
circuits and therefore the
quality of electricity in
computer components.
14. Lan Tester -
Designed to check
most network cable
wiring.
Direction: Name the following
Tools. Write your answer on
your activity notebook.
a
Answer:
1. Long Nose Pliers
2. Lan Tester
3. Tweezer
4. Crimping Tool
5. Soldering Lead
a
Assignment: Draw at
least 5 tools needed in
repairing a computer.
Name Me!

Lan Tester
Name Me!

Tweezer
 Name Me!

Long Nose
Pliers
 Name Me!

Soldering Iron
Why do we need to use
hand tools properly?
What is the importance of
hand tools in our everyday
life?
Proper Use of Hand
Tools
1. Screws. Screws can become exposed if
you over-tighten them with a screwdriver. An
exposed screw may mire within the screw
hole, or it should not tighten firmly. Discard
exposed screws.
a. Flat Head Screwdriver. Don’t use a flat head
screwdriver to get rid of a Phillips head screw.
Never use a screwdriver as a wrecking bar. If
you can’t remove a component, check to
determine if there’s a clip or latch that’s
securing the component in position.
b. Philips Screwdriver. Use a Phillips head
screwdriver with crosshead screws. Don’t
use this kind of screwdriver to puncture
anything. This can damage the pinnacle of
the screwdriver.
2. Soldering Iron and Stand- Always
use a soldering iron stand after you
aren’t soldering to avoid burns or
damage.
3. Crimping Tool and Wire Stripper- When using
the crimping tool and wire stripper, you are
doing not to have to squeeze super hard the
handle because the aim of it’s just to form a
bend within the center of the crimp bead and to
insulate the wire.
4. Long Nose Pliers and Tweezer. After
using the long nose pliers and tweezer
clean it properly with cleaning oil and
rugs to avoid them from becoming dull
and rust.
5. Multi-tester and Lan tester- Always
maintain the functionality and accuracy
of multi tester and lan tester to ensure
the accurateness of measurement of
any things that you just shall measure.
6. Anti-static Wrist Strap. Always
properly check the device before using
it to make sure that you just are free
from danger and to avoid serious
damage to the person engaged in it.
Proper Maintenance of Hand
Tools
❑ Obtaining a duplicate of the upkeep
schedule recommended by the
manufacturer.
❑ Ensuring that maintenance is performed
as needed.
❑ Ensuring that the person(s) performing
the upkeep are competent.
❑ Retaining records of maintenance/service
conducted
❑ Specifying who is to blame for overseeing
equipment maintenance and where the
records are kept
❑ Putting in a system for removal and tagging of
damaged or defective tools and equipment.
 Direction: True or False
Write RED if it is correct,
otherwise write BLUE if it is
incorrect.
1. Screws can become
exposed if you
over-tighten them
with a screwdriver.
 2. Never check the device
before using it to make sure
that you just are free from
danger and to avoid serious
damage to the person engaged
in it.
 3. After using the long nose
pliers and tweezer clean it
properly with cleaning oil
and rugs to avoid them from
becoming dull and rust.
 4. Always use a
soldering iron stand
after you aren’t
soldering to avoid
burns or damage.
Answer:
1. RED
2. BLUE
3. RED
4. RED
 Assignment:
Site some example of
Proper Maintenance of
Hand Tools
Fact or
Bluff
 After using the long
nose pliers and tweezer
clean it properly with
cleaning oil and rugs to
avoid them from
becoming dull and rust.
 Always use a
soldering iron stand
after you aren’t
soldering to avoid
burns or damage.
When using the crimping tool
and wire stripper, you are
doing not to have to squeeze
super hard the handle
because the aim of it’s just to
form a bend within the center
of the crimp bead and to
insulate the wire.
 Name the different
Personal Protective
Equipment needed in
Laboratory.
PPE (Personal Protective
Equipment)
Protective Helmet. “hard
hat,” or “safety hat” means a
rigid device which is
designed to protect the head
from flying and falling
objects or electrical shock, or
both, and which is held on the
head by a suitable mans of
suspension.
Dust Masks -
prevent the
inhalation of dust
in the air and
protects the lungs.
Safety Shoes - offer protection
from punctures, cuts, burns and
impact and more! Safety boots
also offer grip when walking on
slippery or uneven surfaces,
helping to prevent slips and falls
which can lead to more serious
problems such as broken bones
and head injuries.
Safety Gloves are designed to
protect a worker's hands from
hazards so that they can
perform their job safely.
Gloves come in many
different materials that offer
protection against specific
dangers.
High-Visibility Clothing-
sometimes shortened to hi vis
or hi viz, is any clothing worn
that is highly luminescent in
its natural matt property or a
color that is easily discernible
from any background. It is
most commonly worn on the
torso and arm area of the
body.
Safety Glasses - can prevent
foreign objects or debris from
damaging your vision.
Dangerous particles or
chemicals could be floating
around in your workplace.
Construction, welding,
maintenance, mining, and
other dangerous jobs can
harm your vision.
Assignment: Read your
notes, prepare for your
summative test
tomorrow.