The following questions are to be filled out for those with electricity
[Applies to questions 22 - 27]

25. Freezer

The following questions will only be filled out for households that have electric lighting with or without a meter.
[Applies to questions 22 - 27]

Question 25 - Freezer
Mark:

H10 to H20 should preferably be answered by the head of the household.

H20. Do you have the following items in your living quarters?

H20. Complete the "Yes" circle for each item found in your dwelling whether it belongs to you, a lodger or a relative who is a member of the household.

Domestic appliances

Domestic appliances
The answer on this questions help to know the household's living quarter standard and it is allowed to have multiple answers as the purpose of tenure is for use and not commerce.

Table 2: Housing characteristics
[Questions in table 2 are asked of all persons, except for the question on educational status]

Consumer durable goods

Table 2: Housing characteristics
Mark the correct response number in the square or squares allotted for answering each question. The answer also must be recorded in words beside the square for the questions on dwelling type and ownership type.

Household appliances
There are 18 items. The answer requires the knowledge of how many of these appliances are available at the household, in order to know the living standard of the household. The following must be taken into consideration:

In case the household doesn't have any of these appliances, sign (X) is placed inside the square in front of the word "Not available".

If the household has some of the appliances and not others, the answer will be marked as follows:

The number of each appliance is placed inside the square in front of each appliance available at the household.

The squares are left blank for the appliances that are not available.

The appliances are considered available if they are used now or are set for future use.

Section IV: Ownership of durables

Does the household own any of the following?

(Record only items in working condition)

04 Refrigerator or freezer

Household module

Part 4: Household appliances and other facilities
[Applies to questions 19 - 20]

19. Which of the following products and facilities are at the household's disposal, and in working condition?

[5%]
H28. Do you have a home food freezer which is separate from your refrigerator?

[] Yes
[] No

F. Information about the private home

7.2 Does this home have any of the following appliances?

F. Information about the private home

Once the dwelling part is finished, you will ask questions referring to the Census home.

Remember that in a dwelling inhabited by more than one private home you should fill out as many documents as there are homes.

Write in each one of the documents the information about each of the homes. You should not repeat information in Section E. Information of the private dwelling.

Cancel this section upon enumerating the second and following homes that share this dwelling.

7. Comfort and equipment of the home

You should read the listed appliances one by one, waiting for a response. If a home has an appliance, mark the box corresponding to "It has"; if it does not have it, mark the box ("Does not have").

Appliances that are not there because of momentary repair service, etc., should be written down in the box corresponding to "It has".

Some specifications:

Refrigerator: Appliance for keeping food and beverages preserved. If they say refrigerator with freezer, mark only "Refrigerator".

Freezer: It is an independent appliance that keeps products frozen and also makes ice.

11. Does the home have any of the following appliances?

[] Water heater [gas]
[] Instant heater [electric]
[] Simple refrigerator
[] Refrigerator with freezer
[] Freezer
[] Color TV
[] Black and white TV
[] Telephone
[] Microwave oven
[] Video cassette player
[] Common washer
[] Programmed washer
[] Computer

Question 11. Does this household have any of the following appliances?

[Part of the text is illegible]

Microwave oven

[] Has
[] Does not have

Videocassette player

[] Has
[] Does not have

Common washing machine

[] Has
[] Does not have

Programmed washing machine

[] Has
[] Does not have

Computer

[] Has
[] Does not have

You should read one by one the appliances listed, waiting for a response and filling in each one of the boxes that corresponds to [whether] a household "Has" or "Does not have".

For appliances that were out of service being repaired, you should mark the box corresponding to "Has".

21. Does his household have [the following appliances]?

21. Does this household have [the following appliances]?

By determining the possession (or lack) of certain electrical household appliances, it is possible to classify the household in terms of features and comfort. Similarly, it serves as a way to check the declared income.

In order to be considered possessions, the appliances must be in working order.

Complementing the list of appliances are means of communication and locomotion (without considering animal-drawn vehicles or bicycles) that allows the identification of special situations.

Within the means of communication, the landline and the cellular phone are included.

The refrigerator refers to the cooling unit, whether or not it has a freezer. The item freezer refers to the possession of the apparatus that only freezes (and is not incorporated to a refrigerator).

Automobiles should be of private use and it must work (with the exception of momentary breakage) in order to be considered. On the other hand, vehicles that are used only for working (taxis, delivery trucks) will not be considered; that's to say only take into consideration those of family use or those that, in addition to work purposes, are alsos used for private purposes.

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In the case of color TV, computer or laptop, cellular phone, automobile, or truck and motorcycle you must indicate the quantity of units. In the case of the telephone, keep in mind that the number of telephone lines (and not the number of apparatuses) is solicited.

It's important to clarify that a code must always be circled: those that are not marked will be considered as an error of the interviewer. While you should not assume the absence of items, act with tact and discretion in the consultation. In a precarious dwelling where there is not electricity, for example, it is unlikely that the household will possess many of the listed items.