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EETC Principles of Small Engine Technology Certification

Equipment & Engine Training Council - EETC

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The Equipment & Engine Training Council (EETC) Principles of Small Engine Technology Certification verifies competency in industry-standard equipment and tools needed to begin entry-level careers in the outdoor power equipment industry.

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Explain four-stroke engine operation and define normal combustion in small enginesIdentify and explain the purpose of four-stroke engine components including cooling systems, lubrication systems, and oilAnalyze fuel systems including carburetors, fuel delivery methods, and engine management in four-stroke enginesApply emission standards and explain engine servicing and warranty requirements related to emissions in small enginesIdentify and analyze electrical ignition systems, spark plugs, and engine charging and starting systems in four-stroke enginesExplain mechanical and electronic governor function in four-stroke enginesApply engine servicing and maintenance procedures to four-stroke small enginesTroubleshoot four-stroke engine systems using standard troubleshooting proceduresSelect, identify, and operate standard tools and equipment used in small engine technologyFollow operating instructions and safety procedures for specialized tools and equipment in small engine serviceSet up, adjust, maintain, and store tools and equipment used in small engine technologyApply inventory methods for tools and parts in small engine serviceDisassemble a small gas engine using proper disassembly proceduresIdentify all parts of a small gas engine during disassembly proceduresAssemble a small gas engine using proper assembly proceduresApply torque sequence and gap settings to key components during small engine assemblyInspect and evaluate parts for wear tolerance during small engine serviceRepair and test small engine components using basic troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance procedures
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