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COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING 11

Quarter: 2 Week: 8 Day: 1-4 Activity No.


Competency: Select technical drawing in accordance with the job requirement (TLE_IACSS9- 12PMCS-IIf-g-13)
The learners shall be able to identify task to be undertaken for care
Objective: and maintenance of drawing according to company procedure.

Topic: Proper care and maintenance of drawing.


Reference CG, Alternative Delivery Mode @ r10
Copyright: For classroom use only
SECOND QUARTER
CONCEPT NOTES

PROPER CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF DRAWINGS.


1.   Pencil
a.   Never sharpen the pencil over the drawing or close to any of your equipment.
b.   Always keep the lead sharp.
2.  T-square triangles and French curves
a.   Do not use the T-square for any rough purposes.
b.   Never cut paper along its working edge, since the plastics can easily be damaged.
Even light nick can ruin the T-square.
3.   Ruler or scale
a. Scales should not be pricked with needle Scales should points of either the divider or compass
when measurements are taken.
b.   Do not use scale as a ruler.
4.   Drawing paper
a.   It should be stored in rolled form.
b.   It should not be crumpled or wet or kept in a moist or cold place.
c.   Oslo papers or bond papers must be kept in a large envelope.
5.   Masking tape or scotch tape, eraser and erasing shield
a.   Should be kept together with other supplies to avoid losing it.
6. Drawing board or drawing tape
a.   It should always be in good (drawing) working condition.
b.   It must always be clean on or before using.
c.   Do not leave any kind of marks on your board to retain its smoothness.

ACITIVITY 1
Matching Type
Instruction: Match Column A with Column B. Write only the letter of the correct answer.

1. T-square triangles and French curves a. Always keep the lead sharp
2. Masking tape or scotch tape, eraser b. Never cut paper along its working edge,
since the plastic can easily be damaged.
3. Drawing board or drawing tape c. Scales should not be prickled with needle
4. Pencil points of either the divider or compass when
5. Ruler or scale measurements are taken.
6. Drawing paper d. It should be stored in rolled form.
e. Should be kept together with other
supplies
to avoid losing it.
f. It must always be clean on or before using.

RECORD TECHNICAL DRAWING AND PREPARE INVENTORY


Record is a thing constituting a piece of evidence about the past, specially an account of occurrence
kept in writing on some other permanent form.
Inventory is a complete list of items such as property, goods in the stock, or the contents of the
building. It makes a complete list of the things that are in a place. It is a detailed list of all the things that
are in a place.
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Below is the Inventory template

ITEM NAME QUANTITY DESCRIPTION REMARKS


PENCIL 5 Use to draw symbols or lines functional
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

PROCEDURES IN FILLING UP INVENTORY TEMPLATE


1. Specify the name of the instrument and fill it in the first column of the table
2. Provide how many item is available and fill it in the second column of the template.
3. Describe the usage and functions of each item base on its usage and function and label it in the
3rd column of the table
4. Mark functional if the item is still usable or damage if not usable and fill in the 4 th column of the
table

PROPER STORAGE OF INSTRUMENTS

To ensure that instruments remain in good condition and last for a long time, store them
properly. Properly stored instrument will be easy to find when needed and are less likely to be lost.

Good practice for storing instrument


1. Parts should be properly stored and labelled
2. Instruments should be properly placed on the board, and labelled. Consider drawing the shapes
of the tools on the board so that they always get put back in the same position.
3. Use bins for storing small parts
4. Consider making an individual (or individuals) responsible for the good maintenance of
instruments

Benefits
1. Tools and parts are kept in good condition and are easy to find
2. Lost are reduced
3. Productivity is increased because time is not lost looking for instrument
4. Workshop staff develop a since of responsibility and pride in their works

ACTIVITY 2
INSTRUCTION: Write YES if the statement is correct and NO if the statement is wrong. If your answer is
no supply the correct word or phrase to make the statement correct.

1. Instruments are kept in good condition to find it difficult.


2. Cost are reduced
3. Productivity is increased because time is not lost looking for instruments, parts or equipment
4. There is no need to label instruments when stored in the proper area.
5. Working staff or instrument user must develop a since of responsibility, and pride in their work.
6. Use bins for storing big instruments
7. You must consider drawing the shapes of the instruments or tools on the board
8. Instrument should be properly stored
9. To ensure that tools and equipment remain in good condition, store them anywhere.
10. Properly stored instrument will be easy to find when needed and last likely to be lost.

ACTIVITY 3

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What are the good practices for storing instrument?
What are the procedures in filling up inventory template?

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