In this paper we present a case study of use of wearable computer within the framework of activities of maintenance and repairing. Besides the study of configuration of this wearable computer and its peripherals, we show the integration of context, in-situ storage, traceability and regulation in these activities. This case study is in the scope of a huge project called HMTD (Help Me To Do) which aim is to apply MOCOCO (Mobility, COoperation, COntextualisation) and IMERA (Mobile Interaction in the Augmented Real Environment) principles for better use, maintenance and repairing of equipments in the domestic, public and professional situations.