This will be a 2-hour long lecture/lab combination class. Some of the time will spent lecturing, using academic course materials. The rest of the time will be spent in a lab setting practicing the application of skills learned in theory. This course will allow the student to apply refrigeration fundamentals to actual domestic and residential systems. Diagnostics, repairs and component replacements will be applied to refrigerators, freezers, window air conditioners, de-humidifiers, and central air conditioning systems. There will also be application opportunities for the knowledge learned in REFG 102. A key component of the course will be providing repair reports on two separate pieces of equipment that the student has provided. This class may require participation in several field trips for further understanding of the profession. (S)