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EPA BANK 3 2025

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which refrigerant does not need to be recovered?

a)

R-744

b)

carbon monoxide

c)

R-404A

d)

both A and B

2.

An exempt refrigerant is any refrigerant that has a zero-ozone depletion potential (0 ODP) and a global warming potential (GWP) equal to or lower than carbon dioxide, that is a GWP of ___ or less.

a)

1

b)

10

c)

11

d)

12

3.

______________ is an exempt refrigerant.

a)

Carbon dioxide

b)

Ammonia because it is used in absorption and not vapor compression systems

c)

Nitrogen

d)

All of the above

4.

The hydrocarbon refrigerant approved for retrofit into existing household refrigerators is __________.

a)

R-600a if charge is less than 1 ounce

b)

R-290 if charge is less than 2 ounces

c)

any hydrocarbon if the charge is less than 1 ounce

d)

none. Hydrocarbons are not approved for any retrofit applications

5.

Recovery devices for use with small appliances must be capable of _________.

a)

Recovering 90% of the refrigerant when the compressor is operating

b)

Recovering 90% of the refrigerant when the compressor is NOT operating

c)

Achieving a 10-inch vacuum under the conditions of AHRI 740

d)

Recovering 70% of the refrigerant when the compressor is NOT operating

6.

Recovery equipment is certified by ________________.

a)

an ASHRAE-approved laboratory

b)

an EPA-approved laboratory

c)

a SNAP-approved laboratory

d)

any of the above three organizations can approve the testing laboratory

7.

When recovering refrigerant from small appliances, you must recover ________.

a)

at least 85% or the refrigerant

b)

at least 90% of the refrigerant with an inoperative compressor and 80% of the refrigerant with an operative compressor

c)

at least 80% of the refrigerant with an inoperative compressor and 90% of the refrigerant with an operative compressor

d)

all the refrigerant down to a vacuum of 500 microns

8.

The sale of reclaimed CFC, HCFC, HFC, and HFO refrigerants is __________.

a)

banned

b)

banned unless you have an approved recovery machine

c)

restricted to use in existing units

d)

restricted to technicians who are EPA certified in refrigerant recovery

9.

If you encounter a small appliance that is leaking, __________.

a)

you must repair the leak within 30 days

b)

you must document all attempts to repair the leak

c)

you do not have to repair the leak

d)

you must recover all remaining refrigerant and dispose of the appliance

10.

Low-loss fittings __________________________.

a)

can be either manually closed or automatically closed when disconnected to prevent loss of refrigerant from hoses

b)

only leak small amounts of refrigerant during use

c)

are no longer required to be used because refrigerants are now greener

d)

reduce oil losses during refrigerant recovery

11.

When checking for non-condensables, _______________.

a)

work quickly to prevent safety valves from purging refrigerant

b)

always chill the recovery tank before taking a temperature reading

c)

always heat the recovery tank before taking a pressure reading

d)

make certain the pressure and temperature of the refrigerant are stable and known

12.

Recovered R-410A ___________.

a)

can be recovered into a recovery tank containing R-32 or R-125 because R-410A is a mixture of those two refrigerants

b)

can only be recovered into a tank containing R-407C

c)

can only be recovered into a tank containing R-22 and not R-407C

d)

can only be recovered into an evacuated tank or a tank containing R-410A

13.

For small appliances, a standard vacuum pump _______________.

a)

can be configured as an active recovery device

b)

can only be used as a recovery device in combination with an unpressurized container

c)

can only be used as a recovery device in combination with a pressurized container

d)

can never be used as a recovery device

14.

To reach the necessary recovery level, when using a ____________, it will most likely be essential to heat and strike the compressor with a rubber mallet to release any refrigerant.

a)

self-contained recovery device on a small appliance with an operating compressor

b)

self-contained recovery device on a small appliance with a non-operating compressor

c)

system-dependent active recovery device with an operational compressor

d)

passive recovery device on a small appliance with a non-operating compressor

15.

What requires accessing both the high and low side of the system for refrigerant recovery when using a passive recovery process?

a)

When the system leaks

b)

When the compressor oil is contaminated

c)

When the refrigerant contains non-condensable gasses

d)

When the compressor does not run

16.

Low- and high-side access valves can be installed instead of a single access valve to __________.

a)

speed-up recovery

b)

prevent contamination

c)

prevent oil recovery

d)

remove acids in the system

17.

When recovering refrigerant from a small appliance with a working compressor, you must recover the refrigerant to a vacuum of __________.

a)

4 inches of mercury or 90% of the remaining charge

b)

4 inches of mercury or 90% of the nameplate charge

c)

4 inches of mercury or 80% of the remaining charge

d)

500 microns

18.

What is the pressure of a storage cylinder of R-134a that is stored in a room where the temperature is 100 °F?

a)

37 psig

b)

84 psig

c)

124 psig

d)

207 psig

19.

What is the pressure of a storage cylinder of R-410A that is stored in a room where the temperature is 100 °F?

a)

68 psig

b)

238 psig

c)

319 psig

d)

488 psig

20.

What is the pressure of a storage cylinder of R-404A that is stored in a room where the temperature is 100 °F?

a)

68 psig

b)

237 psig

c)

319 psig

d)

488 psig

21.

Which condition can cause excessive pressure on the high side of a self-contained recovery device?

a)

When the recovery tank valve is closed.

b)

When the recovery tank is extremely hot.

c)

When there is a large volume of non-condensable gas in the refrigerant being recovered.

d)

Any of the above conditions could cause excessive high-side pressure.

22.

If a recovery cylinder is suspected to be contaminated, measure the _______.

a)

pressure of the refrigerant in the cylinder

b)

weight of the cylinder

c)

weight of the cylinder and subtract the empty cylinder weight to get the refrigerant weight

d)

both A and C

23.

The 80% fill level in a recovery tank can be determined by _________.

a)

System superheat when a capillary tube is present or sub-cooling when a thermostatic expansion valve is used

b)

a float switch in the recovery tank

c)

measuring the temperature and pressure in the recovery tank

d)

shaking the tank to feel the liquid refrigerant

24.

Recovery of refrigerant cannot begin if the initial pressure in the system is _________.

a)

above 800 psig

b)

above 550 psig

c)

above 30 psig

d)

0 psig

25.

Solderless piercing valves should never remain permanently installed because they _________.

a)

violate EPA regulations

b)

violate SNAP regulations

c)

tend to leak over time

d)

trap lubricant and cause compressor failure

26.

Which maintenance practice should be performed on a regular basis?

a)

Change the vacuum pump oil.

b)

Check the recovery equipment for leaks.

c)

Check the manifold hose set for leaks.

d)

All of the above

27.

When a pungent odor is detected in the oil, ___________.

a)

the refrigerant should not be recovered; instead vent it

b)

a compressor burnout has probably occurred

c)

it is POE oil

d)

all of the above

28.

Anytime pressurized nitrogen is put into a system, the nitrogen gas __________.

a)

must be recovered

b)

may be vented to the ambient air

c)

must be returned to the cylinder

d)

must be purified before it can be vented

29.

Which refrigerants can be mixed in a system?

a)

R-22 and R-407C

b)

R-22 and R-410A

c)

R-407C and R-410A

d)

Refrigerants cannot be mixed

30.

For a system with an operating compressor and a restricted capillary tube, what is the minimum number of access valves needed and where would you place them?

a)

Only one access valve on the low side of the system

b)

Only one access valve on the high side of the system

c)

Two valves, one on the high side and one on the low side of the compressor

d)

Three valves, one on the high side and one on the low side of the compressor and the third at the condenser outlet

31.

How can you speed refrigerant recovery from a frost-free refrigerator?

a)

Cool the compressor

b)

Heat the recovery cylinder

c)

Turn on the defrost heater

d)

Perform both A and B together

32.

Which of the following is required by the EPA when attaching a gauge set?

a)

A red colored high-pressure hose and a blue colored low-pressure hose

b)

Self-sealing valves on the ends of the gauge set hoses to minimize any release of refrigerant

c)

Manual hand valves on the ends of the gauge set hoses to minimize any release of refrigerant

d)

either B or C

33.

You must know the __________ before beginning a refrigerant recovery.

a)

actual charge in the system

b)

type of refrigerant that is in the system

c)

non-condensable concentration

d)

oil type

34.

Any refrigerant that is vented off the top of a charging cylinder _________.

a)

does not need to be recovered

b)

must be vented because it is full of non-condensables

c)

cannot be reclaimed

d)

must be recovered

35.

Always look for oil contamination when recovering refrigerant because _______.

a)

contaminated oil is hard to remove from the refrigerant

b)

contaminated oil indicates the system will need to be flushed

c)

contaminates destroy recovery tanks

d)

if the refrigerant is contaminated, it does not need to be recovered

36.

A passive system-dependent recovery process _________.

a)

uses a pressurized container

b)

must still use a pressurized container but no pressure relief device is needed

c)

recovers refrigerant in a non-pressurized container

d)

needs a system with an operating compressor

37.

If the refrigerant in a system is suspected to be contaminated, you can ________.

a)

turn the refrigerant in for reclamation

b)

vent the refrigerant because it cannot be recycled

c)

mix the refrigerant with nitrogen, call it a trace gas, leak check, and then vent it

d)

mix the refrigerant with virgin refrigerant to lower the contamination

38.

When ______________, it is a direct service 'drop-in' substitute for R-22.

a)

R-407C is retrofitted into a system with an EXV expansion device

b)

R-410A is retrofitted into a system with a TXV that has a MOP of at least 75 psig

c)

R-290 is retrofitted into a system with a fixed orifice metering device

d)

None of the above. There is no such thing as a 'drop-in' substitute.

39.

When a tank of mixed refrigerant is sent to a reclaimer, they can _____________.

a)

refuse to accept the refrigerant

b)

charge extra for processing it

c)

vent the refrigerant

d)

either A or B

40.

A passive system-dependent recovery process __________.

a)

uses a pump to recover refrigerant

b)

uses a non-pressurized container

c)

can only be performed on a system with an operating compressor

d)

can only be performed on a system with an inoperable compressor

41.

When recovering refrigerant using a passive recovery system and the system has an inoperative compressor, it is _______________.

a)

helpful to heat and strike the compressor with a rubber mallet to release any refrigerant trapped in and under the compressor oil

b)

only necessary to recover the refrigerant that will naturally flow out of the system

c)

only necessary to recover the refrigerant that will naturally flow out of the system when the compressor is heated to 100 °F

d)

necessary to blow the system oil into the recovery tank with pressurized nitrogen

42.

When installing an access fitting, ________________.

a)

it is not necessary to leak test the access fitting because the recovery will be fast

b)

the fitting should verified to be leak free before beginning any recovery to avoid drawing air into the recovery tank

c)

the fitting should be leak tested before the system is recharged

d)

the fitting should be leak tested after the system is recharged

43.

Always ________________ when connecting or disconnection refrigeration hoses.

a)

wear safety eyewear and butyl-lined gloves

b)

verify the hoses are rated for the refrigerant being used

c)

avoid trapping liquid refrigerant in the hoses

d)

do all of the above

44.

Nitrogen tanks should always be equipped with a __________________.

a)

pressure regulator

b)

pressure relief valve downstream of the regulator

c)

float switch

d)

both A and B

45.

CFC and HCFC refrigerants can decompose to form ______________________.

a)

boric acid

b)

sulfuric acid

c)

hydrochloric and hydrofluoric acids

d)

phosphoric acid

46.

At high temperatures, CFC and HCFC refrigerants decompose into __________.

a)

hydrazine gas

b)

phosgene gas

c)

hydrogen gas

d)

chlorine gas

47.

If a large leak of refrigerant occurs, __________________________.

a)

put on butyl-lined gloves and try to stop the leak ASAP

b)

turn off the leak detector because high concentrations of refrigerant will destroy any leak detector

c)

immediately vacate and naturally ventilate the area

d)

both A and B

48.

A very large refrigerant leak can cause suffocation because refrigerants _______.

a)

cause asthmatic symptoms making breathing difficult

b)

are lighter than air making breathing difficult

c)

are heavier than air and displace oxygen

d)

lead to serious lung irritation

49.

HC refrigerant systems require permanent safety markings ________________.

a)

on or near any evaporators and near any exposed refrigerant tubing

b)

near the machine compartment

c)

on the exterior of the refrigerator

d)

at all of the above locations

50.

Look for ________________ when trying to find a leak in a system.

a)

frost

b)

wax residue

c)

superheat

d)

water stains

e)

oil residue

51.

For a belt-driven non-hermetic compressor system, the ________________ is most likely to leak if the system has not been operated for several months.

a)

head gasket

b)

shaft seal

c)

king valves

d)

filter drier

52.

What is an acceptable trace gas?

a)

Nitrogen mixed with a trace amount of R-22

b)

Nitrogen with a trace amount of the system's design refrigerant

c)

Nitrogen with a trace amount of R-410A

d)

Either A or B

53.

________________________ indicates low charge in a high-pressure system with a capillary tube.

a)

Low superheat

b)

Low subcooling

c)

Excessive superheat

d)

Excessive vibration

54.

After buttoning up a system, the next step is to ________________.

a)

pull a vacuum to leak check the system

b)

pressurize with nitrogen and leak check

c)

pressurize with refrigerant and leak check

d)

charge the system to the nameplate charge and start the compressor

55.

According to the EPA, soap bubbles are best used to ____________________.

a)

pin point refrigerant leaks

b)

find oil leaks on the coil fin area

c)

find leaks in chiller tube barrels

d)

detect leaks on dirty coil fins

56.

After installing a new split-system AC unit, the next step is to _______________.

a)

pressurize with air and leak check the system

b)

pressurize with a nitrogen/R-22 mixture and leak check the system

c)

pressurize with nitrogen and leak check the system

d)

charge the system and verify operation

57.

When planning on using a refrigerant leak detector, an R-407C system should be leak checked with _______________.

a)

pressurized nitrogen and any HFC

b)

pressurized nitrogen and R-22

c)

pressurized nitrogen and a trace amount of R-407C

d)

R-407C

58.

After January 1, 2019, any commercial refrigeration systems containing 50 pounds or more of refrigerant must be repaired if the leak rate exceeds _______________.

a)

10 percent or more per year of the normal charge

b)

20 percent or more per year of the normal charge

c)

30 percent or more per year of the normal charge

d)

35 percent or more per year of the normal charge

59.

A supermarket rack refrigeration system containing 600 pounds of refrigerant had a significant leak and you have successfully repaired the leak and perform a successful initial leak verification test. When must the follow up leak verification test be performed?

a)

Within 3 days

b)

Within 7 days

c)

Within 10 days

d)

Within 20 days

60.

After repairing a leak in a rack refrigeration system, the system fails the initial leak repair verification test. What do you do next?

a)

If the 30-day repair window has expired, you must document all repair efforts and notify EPA of the reason you could not fix the leak. Then retrofit or replace the equipment.

b)

If the 30-day repair window has expired and you cannot get the parts you need to repair the system, you can apply to the EPA for an extension.

c)

If the 30-day repair window has not expired, perform additional repairs and retest within the 30-day repair window.

d)

Any of the above options are acceptable to the EPA.

61.

When the 30-day repair window has expired and you have to request a time extension from the EPA, what CANNOT be used as a reason to extend the deadline?

a)

Requirements of federal, state, or local regulations make the repair within 30 days impossible.

b)

A necessary component is not available.

c)

The appliance is located in an area that is subject to radiological contamination.

d)

A service technician is not available.

62.

What must an owner of a commercial refrigeration appliance with a charge of 2000 pounds of R-22 do when the leak rate threshold has been exceeded?

a)

Take further action by repairing, retiring, mothballing, or retrofitting the appliance.

b)

Turn the system off.

c)

Disconnect the electrical power to the system.

d)

Introduce a UV leak detection dye so the leak will be found in the future and then disconnect power.

63.

If an owner of a system with a charge of 50 or more pounds decides to retire the unit and replace the unit with a new unit that uses an EXEMPT refrigerant, the appliance owner has _______________ to retire the appliance.

a)

3 months

b)

6 months

c)

12 months

d)

18 months

64.

If an owner of a system with a charge of 50 or more pounds decides to retire the unit and replace the unit with a new unit that uses a NON-EXEMPT refrigerant, the appliance owner has _______________ to retire the appliance.

a)

3 months

b)

6 months

c)

12 months

d)

18 months

65.

Owners of a cold storage warehouse can't repair their R-22 refrigeration unit, so they are going to retire the unit without replacing the unit. How long can they operate the leaking unit before it must be retired?

a)

3 months

b)

9 months

c)

12 months

d)

18 months

66.

Owners of a cold storage warehouse can't repair their R-22 refrigeration unit (normal system charge is 80 pounds), so they are going to retire the unit. The owner plans to operate the unit until it is retired. How much refrigerant can the owner add to the leaking system before it is retired?

a)

8 pounds

b)

16 pounds

c)

24 pounds

d)

none

67.

What must owners/operators do if their supermarket system that contains 60 pounds of R-22 leaks more than 125% of its full charge in a calendar year?

a)

Retrofit the appliance within 15 days

b)

Repair the unit within 60 days

c)

Mothball the unit immediately

d)

Submit a report to EPA describing efforts to identify leaks and repair the appliance

68.

An owner of a system with 55 pounds of refrigerant is required to keep records of leak inspections, and any initial leak verification and follow-up verification tests for _________.

a)

120 days

b)

3 years

c)

72 months

d)

10 years after any significant leak was discovered

69.

To mothball a system with 60 pounds of refrigerant, you must _________.

a)

shut down the appliance temporarily, and recover the refrigerant from the leaking isolated section or from the entire system to at least atmospheric pressure

b)

remove the appliance and store it at an off-site facility

c)

remove the compressor

d)

immediately shut down the appliance and disconnect electrical power

70.

After repairing a significant leak in a system with 60 pounds of refrigerant, how many successful verification tests are required?

a)

One performed before the appliance is recharged.

b)

Two, one before the system is recharged, and the second performed after the appliance returns to normal operating conditions.

c)

Three, one before the system is recharged, the second performed after the appliance returns to normal operating conditions, and the third performed within 10 days.

d)

None.

71.

After January 1, 2019, any comfort cooling systems containing 50 pounds or more of refrigerant must be repaired if the leak rate exceeds _______________.

a)

10 percent or more per year of the normal charge

b)

20 percent or more per year of the normal charge

c)

25 percent or more per year of the normal charge

d)

30 percent or more per year of the normal charge

72.

_______________ appliances are defined by the EPA as air-conditioning appliances used to provide cooling in order to control heat and/or humidity in occupied facilities.

a)

Comfort heating

b)

Critical cooling

c)

Comfort cooling

d)

Dehumidification cooling

73.

_______________ appliances are defined by the EPA as refrigeration appliances used in the retail food and cold storage warehouse sectors.

a)

Commercial refrigeration

b)

Process refrigeration

c)

Food refrigeration

d)

Warehouse refrigeration

74.

To determine the system charge for leakage rate calculations, the EPA allows the use of calculations based on ____________________________.

a)

compressor current draw

b)

power usage

c)

component and pipe sizes

d)

refrigeration or cooling capacity

75.

A factory has a chiller with 200 pounds of charge that uses 65% of the chiller's cooling capacity to cool a manufacturing line and the remaining 35% of the chiller's cooling capacity is used to air condition the office space in the factory. Which leak rate category would this chiller be in?

a)

industrial process refrigeration

b)

comfort cooling

c)

mixed-use cooling

d)

industrial comfort cooling

76.

You have repaired a significant leak in an industrial process refrigeration system that contains 1000 pounds of R-404A. How often is the owner required to perform a leak inspection to verify the system is no longer leaking?

a)

Every 2 months

b)

Every 3 months

c)

Every 4 months

d)

Every 12 months

77.

You have repaired a significant leak in an industrial process refrigeration system that contains 200 pounds of R-404A. How often is the owner required to perform a leak inspection to verify the system is no longer leaking?

a)

Every 2 months

b)

Every 3 months

c)

Every 4 months

d)

Every 12 months

78.

You must calculate the leak rate ________________.

a)

following a retrofit or new install

b)

every time you top off a system

c)

every time you top off a system that has a normal charge of 50 pounds or more

d)

every time you top off a comfort cooling system

79.

A comfort-cooling appliance containing 60 pounds of refrigerant has a significant leak. You have ______________ to repair the leak and perform a successful initial leak verification test.

a)

15 days

b)

30 days

c)

45 days

d)

120 days

80.

EPA-approved recycling and recovery equipment must ____________.

a)

be tested by an EPA-approved third party and have a label verifying it meets EPA requirements

b)

be equipped with low-loss fittings

c)

be certified for use with the refrigerant being recovered or recycled

d)

be all of the above

81.

You are changing out the compressor of a system containing 40 pounds of R-404A, you must _______.

a)

isolate the compressor, vent the refrigerant in the compressor to 0 psig, and remove the compressor

b)

isolate the compressor, evacuate the isolated section of the system to 0 psig, and if system pressure does not rise after a few minutes, remove the compressor

c)

vent the refrigerant from the entire system because the compressor is bad

d)

calculate the leak rate to be certain you don't have a substantial leak before removing the compressor

82.

After reaching the required recovery vacuum on a system, _______________.

a)

immediately open the system before there is any more out-gassing

b)

wait at least a few minutes to see if the system pressure rises

c)

break the vacuum with compressed air

d)

purge the system with R-410A or R-134a to flush refrigerant from the oil

83.

You have to open an R-410A system with a normal charge of 250 pounds. To replace a compressor, you must evacuate the system to _______________.

a)

0 psig

b)

25 mm Hg absolute

c)

10 inches of Hg vacuum

d)

15 inches of Hg vacuum

84.

If leaks in a system make the recovery to a required evacuation level unattainable or if reaching this level of evacuation would draw air into the recovered refrigerant, you are only required to recover down to a pressure of _______________.

a)

10 psig

b)

5 psig

c)

0 psig

d)

5 inches of mercury

85.

Which repair is ALWAYS considered "major system repair" under EPA's regulations?

a)

replacement of a condenser

b)

replacement of a capacitor

c)

replacement of a fan blade

d)

replacement of an evaporator blower motor

86.

It is against EPA regulations to use system-dependent recovery unit when the _______________.

a)

normal charge of the system is more than 5 pounds

b)

ambient temperature is over 95 °F

c)

appliance contains over 15 pounds of refrigerant

d)

appliance has a leak

87.

When beginning recovery, it is fastest to remove the refrigerant as a __________.

a)

vapor

b)

mixture

c)

liquid

d)

The state of the refrigerant does not affect the recovery rate.

88.

Why do manifold gauge set hoses have self-sealing connectors or hand valves on the ends of the hoses?

a)

To prevent the trapping of liquid refrigerant in the hoses

b)

Because they are required by the EPA

c)

To minimize refrigerant losses when the hoses are connected and disconnected to the system

d)

Both B and C

89.

During a TXV repair, refrigerant was recovered from the system. The refrigerant __________.

a)

can be charged back into the same system after repairs are made and the system is leak checked and properly evacuated

b)

can be sold because it is probably ok

c)

must be reclaimed because it was a major system repair

d)

must be destroyed because it was a major system repair

90.

Before recovering refrigerant into an empty recovery tank, you must __________.

a)

test the refrigerant for acid

b)

purge the cylinder with nitrogen

c)

heat the cylinder

d)

evacuate the cylinder

91.

Before using a recovery unit, you should __________.

a)

test the refrigerant for moisture

b)

test the refrigerant for acid

c)

heat the recovery unit and recovery cylinder

d)

check the service valve positions and recovery oil level (if recovery compressor is not oil less) before turning the recovery unit on

92.

Refrigerant should be removed from the condenser outlet when the __________.

a)

condenser is below the receiver

b)

condenser is above the receiver

c)

condenser is above the evaporator

d)

compressor is leaking

93.

A system with a large liquid receiver needs a major system repair to replace a faulty TXV. When servicing the unit _______________.

a)

the compressor should be isolated

b)

the liquid refrigerant should be recovered last

c)

the refrigerant should be recovered to or isolated in the receiver

d)

the refrigerant in the liquid recover can be vented

94.

An HVAC company must keep records for each disposed appliance with a charge between 5 and 50 pounds for _________.

a)

30 days

b)

18 months

c)

3 years

d)

5 years

95.

To recover liquid refrigerant, it is best to connect to the __________.

a)

compressor suction

b)

compressor discharge

c)

liquid line

d)

evaporator outlet

96.

Recovering refrigerant as a vapor minimizes the removal of _______ from the system.

a)

moisture

b)

acid

c)

oil

d)

non-condensables

97.

After all the liquid refrigerant has been recovered from a system, the remaining vapor ____.

a)

must be purged to the atmosphere

b)

can be vented or recovered

c)

left in the system if it is being discarded

d)

must be removed by the recovery system to the required evacuation level

98.

_____________ will speed up recovery.

a)

Using a smaller recovery tank

b)

Cooling the recovery tank

c)

Heating the recovery tank

d)

Cooling the system

99.

A hermetic compressor overheats if operated in a vacuum because ________.

a)

it runs faster when operated in a vacuum

b)

the compressor motor uses the flow of refrigerant through the compressor for cooling

c)

the oil has lower lubricity when exposed to a vacuum

d)

off-gassing of acid from the oil causes the compressor to overheat

100.

You have a recovery machine certified for both R-407C and R-410A with R-410A refrigerant in it. You now have to recover refrigerant from a R-407C unit. What must be done before beginning the R-407C recovery?

a)

Nothing has to be done to the recovery unit, but you must change the recovery cylinder to one that holds R-407C.

b)

Nothing, it is a dual refrigerant machine and both refrigerants are alternatives to R-22.

c)

Change the filter on the recovery machine.

d)

Remove the R-410A from the recovery unit (and hoses), change the filter drier, and change the recovery cylinder to an R-407C cylinder.