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Sears Repairman Basic Electricity Test
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yodamancoda
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 Posted: Sun May 11th, 2008 18:49

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Has anyone taken Sear’s Basic Electrical test the give when you apply for a job?
 I am supposed to take the test in a couple of days and would like a few pointers. What can I expect? The e-mail I received said it could last 1 ½ hours.
 Do I need to know how to add up ohms and amps in circuits?
 Most importantly what should I study?
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I have not but perhaps these self study job aids from Whirlpool will help you

Electrical Theory

Understanding Basic Electricity..



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Hey thanks, any help is good help!

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yodamancoda wrote:  Do I need to know how to add up ohms and amps in circuits?
 Most importantly what should I study?
Thanks a bunch, great forum and community!



Covers all the basics of electrical theory. Test covers the following:

How electricity is produced.

Direct current & Ohms Law.

Parallel & Combination circuits.

Transformers.

Motors.

Household Electrical.

Diodes/Rectifiers.

Meter Fundamentals.

Safe Work Practices.


And, if I remember correctly, schematic/tech sheet reading...

Last edited on Tue May 13th, 2008 11:48 by Chat_in_RI



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Yes, you should study. The failure rate is real high. Plus you will get a drug test if you pass the exam.

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nickfixit wrote: Plus you will get a drug test if you pass the exam.

Nick 

And a Criminal Background Check...



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