ABCT2550

Electrical, air conditioning and other mechanical parts often become damaged as a result of an accident. Collision technicians must be able to identify and possibly repair this damage. In this course students will perform minor repairs to all types of mechanical systems. Students will perform repairs to supplemental restraint systems. Environmental concerns and other topics pertaining to mechanical repairs will be addressed. Student Learning Outcomes

• Identify cooling system components.
• Inspect and repair cooling system.
• Create a system of inspecting, planning and performing brake, suspension and alignment repairs.
• Comply with all manufacturer's procedures when servicing, inspecting, and working around supplemental restraint systems.
• Comply with all safety and shop operations as outlined in the program requirements.
• Demonstrate use of wire diagrams to service interior and exterior wiring systems.
• Test, clean, inspect and recharge batteries.
• Aim lamps using manual and computer aided equipment to meet MN DOT requirements.
• Use electrical test equipment to test voltage, resistance, and amperage in an electrical circuit.
• Perform pre and post scans using scan tools.
• Observe all EPA regulations and perform A.C. service in compliance to these regulations.
• Perform refrigerant reclaiming and recharging procedures.
• Follow technical data sheets to perform repairs.