Section 609 Practice test

To remove refrigerant in any condition from a system and store it in an approved external container

• Recover

• Recycle

• Reclaim

To clean refrigerant for reuse by separating the oil and removing moisture by passing it through one or more filter driers

• Recover

• Recycle

• Reclaim

To process refrigerant to a level equal to new product specifications determined by chemical analysis

• Recover

• Recycle

• Reclaim

EPA approved the use of 2 types of equipment

• Recover

• Recycle

• Recover/recycle

_____________ extracts the refrigerant from the vehicle and cleans the refrigerant on-site.

• Recover

• Recycle

• Reclaim

• Recover/recycle

_________(1)_____________extracts the refrigerant in to an approved container to be sent off-site for _____(2)_______

• (1) Recover & (2) Reclamation

• (1) Recover & (2) Recycle

• (1) Reclaim & (2) Recovery

• (1) Reclaim & (2) Reclamation

UL first certified recovery/recycling equipment in...

• September 1989

• January 29th, 1998

• October 2006

If a facility changes ownership, the new owner must...

• earn or have the Section 609 certification

• submit to a new certification statement to the EPA within 60 days of the change of ownership

• submit to a new certification statement to the EPA within 50 days of the change of ownership

• submit to a new certification statement to the EPA within 40 days of the change of ownershi4

• submit to a new certification statement to the EPA within 30 days of the change of ownership

(select all that apply) J2210....

• did not recover refrigerant

• did not recover refrigerant efficiently

• left 40% of refrigerant

• left 30% of refrigerant

• None of the above

When J2210 recovery equipment indicated all refrigerant had been recovered....

• 10% of refrigerant remained

• 15% of refrigerant remained

• 20% of refrigerant remained

• 25% of refrigerant remained

• 30% of refrigerant remained