| Job Title |
Electrical-appliance Servicer |
| Job Description |
Installs, Services, And Repairs Stoves, Refrigerators,
Dishwashing Machines, And Other Electrical Household Or
Commercial Appliances, Using Handtools, Test Equipment, And
Following Wiring Diagrams And Manufacturer's Specifications:
Connects Appliance To Power Source And Test Meters, Such As
Wattmeter, Ammeter, Or Voltmeter. Observes Readings On Meters
And Graphic Recorders. Examines Appliance During Operating Cycle
To Detect Excess Vibration, Overheating, Fluid Leaks, And Loose
Parts. Disassembles Appliance And Examines Mechanical And
Electrical Parts. Traces Electrical Circuits, Following Diagram,
And Locates Shorts And Grounds, Using Ohmmeter. Calibrates
Timers, Thermostats, And Adjusts Contact Points. Cleans And
Washes Parts, Using Wire Brush, Buffer, And Solvent, To Remove
Carbon, Grease, And Dust. Replaces Worn Or Defective Parts, Such
As Switches, Pumps, Bearings, Transmissions, Belts, Gears,
Blowers, And Defective Wiring. Repairs And Adjusts Appliance
Motors. Reassembles Appliance, Adjusts Pulleys, And Lubricates
Moving Parts, Using Handtools And Lubricating Equipment. May Be
Known According To Appliance Repaired As Clothes-drier Repairer
(any Industry); Coffee-maker Servicer (any Industry);
Dishwashing-machine Repairer (any Industry); Electric-range
Servicer (any Industry); Electric-refrigerator Servicer (any
Industry); Washing-machine Servicer (any Industry).
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