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FAB-101 EPA Week 3 Homework (Type I)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of refrigerants cannot be used for new Type I appliances?

a)

CFCs

b)

HOCFCs

c)

HFCs such as R-404A

d)

HFOs

2.

What is the maximum charge for passive recovery equipment use for appliances containing HCFCs or HFCs?

a)

10 pounds

b)

20 pounds

c)

15 pounds

d)

5 pounds

3.

What should be used to minimize the release of refrigerant when attaching a gauge set?

a)

Open-ended hoses

b)

Manual or self-sealing valves

c)

Quick-release connectors

d)

Standard hoses

4.

What is an example of an appliance that can use a passive recovery device?

a)

Industrial freezer

b)

Domestic refrigerator

c)

Commercial air conditioner

d)

Automotive air conditioner

5.

What must recovery devices achieve for the purpose of disposal of small appliances with an inoperative compressor?

a)

70% recovery

b)

80% recovery

c)

90% recovery

d)

100% recovery

6.

Which refrigerant is approved for new household refrigerators, freezers, and combination refrigeration/freezers?

a)

R-290

b)

R-450A

c)

R-600a

d)

R-744

7.

A vacuum pump made for system dehydration may be used to evacuate a recovery cylinder to be used as a recovery device, however it cannot be used

a)

with a pressurized recovery cylinder or vessel for recovery

b)

with a depressurized recovery cylinder or vessel for recovery

c)

with a recovery cylinder or vessel for recovery brought to 500 microns

d)

with a recovery cylinder or vessel for recovery brought to 50 microns

8.

What should be done when servicing a small appliance found to be leaking?

a)

Ignore the leak

b)

Repair the leak whenever possible

c)

Replace the appliance

d)

Use a different refrigerant

9.

Which refrigerant is generally not needed to be recovered due to its high pressure?

a)

R-600a

b)

R-410A

c)

R-744

d)

R-290

10.

What should be done if a technician suspects the refrigerant in a recovery cylinder to be contaminated?

a)

Ignore the contamination

b)

Take a pressure measurement and compare it to a PT chart

c)

Immediately dispose of the refrigerant

d)

Use the refrigerant without checking

11.

What is the recommended action if the pressure-temperature relationship does not match on a refrigerant recovery cylinder?

a)

Use the refrigerant anyway

b)

Turn in the refrigerant to a reclamation facility

c)

Mix the refrigerant with another

d)

Ignore the discrepancy

12.

What should be done when installing any type of access fitting onto a sealed system?

a)

Ignore the fitting

b)

Leak test the fitting before proceeding with recovery

c)

Use the fitting without testing

d)

Remove the fitting after use

13.

What is the consequence of mixing refrigerants in a recovery cylinder?

a)

It is acceptable

b)

It is unacceptable

c)

It is recommended

d)

It is required

14.

What should be installed to improve the speed of refrigerant recovery from a household appliance?

a)

Low and high-side access valves

b)

A larger compressor

c)

A secondary cooling fan

d)

An additional condenser

15.

As long as there is__________ and no impurities in the cylinder, the pressure and temperature should match what is shown on the PT chart.

a)

gas refrigerant present

b)

liquid refrigerant present

c)

no refrigerant present

d)

no gas refrigerant present