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EPA 608 - TYPE 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

As of November 15, 1993, what percentage of refrigerant must be recovered from a small appliance if the compressor is NOT functioning?

a)

70%

b)

80%

c)

50%

d)

0%

2.

What is done with nitrogen used to flush debris from a system, after recovery?

a)

it must be recovered into a separate tank

b)

it can be vented

c)

it can be put back in its cylinder for re-use

d)

it will require reclaiming

3.

A system dependent recovery procedure captures refrigerant in a:

a)

Recovery device

b)

Non-pressurized container

c)

Pressurized container

4.

As of November 15, 1993, what percentage of refrigerant must be recovered from a small appliance if the compressor is functioning?

a)

80%

b)

70%

c)

50%

d)

90%

5.

How is system dependent recovery performed on a unit with an operating compressor?

a)

run the unit's compressor and recover from both the high and low side of the system

b)

ensure the compressor is off and capture whatever refrigerant will naturally flow out of the system

c)

run the unit's compressor and recover from the high side of the system

d)

run the unit's compressor and recover from the low side of the system

6.

What should be done when filling a graduated charging cylinder with refrigerant?

a)

recover the refrigerant vapor that is vented from the top of the cylinder

b)

heat the cylinder

c)

close the vent valve on the top of the cylinder

d)

use a pump to transfer refrigerant from the tank to the graduated charging cylinder

7.

Which of the following are examples of a small appliances?

a)

Home refrigerator and window AC unit

b)

Chiller and centrifugal

c)

Heat pump and convenience store refrigerator

8.

To satisfy the rules on refrigerant recovery from a small appliance, the technician can evacuate the small appliance to what minimum level?

a)

0 psig

b)

10 inches of mercury vacuum

c)

4 inches of mercury vacuum

d)

5 psig

9.

How can you prevent oil migration when using a recovery unit on a system containing only a few ounces of refrigerant?

a)

recover from both the high and low side of the system

b)

recover from the low side of the system

c)

recover from the high side of the system

10.

Why should you never mix refrigerants?

a)

it is difficult to reclaim and very expensive to destroy

b)

All of these

c)

the reclamation facility may refuse it

d)

the reclamation facility may destroy it at the owner's expense

11.

Obtaining an accurate pressure and temperature measurement of the refrigerant inside a recovery cylinder can be used for what purpose?

a)

it can identify the type of refrigerant in the cylinder

b)

it can be used to detect non-condensables(air) in the cylinder

c)

both answers are correct

12.

What maintenance procedures should be performed on recovery equipment?

a)

check for leaks

b)

all answers are correct

c)

replace filters as required

d)

check for proper oil level

13.

What is the straight piece of tubing (process tube or stub) on a small appliance used for?

a)

To measure the temperature of the system

b)

To vent the refrigerant into the atmosphere

c)

To attach a piercing valve in order to access the refrigerant

d)

To open the unit and measure the pressure

14.

How can you find out what type of refrigerant is in an appliance?

a)

just guess, all refrigerants are the same

b)

ask the owner

c)

visually inspect the refrigerant

d)

check the unit data plate

15.

Which of the following is true of solderless piercing valves?

a)

all answers are correct

b)

they should be leak tested

c)

they should only be used on copper or aluminum tubing

d)

they are temporary and should be removed once the repair is complete

16.

System-dependent recovery can only be used on appliances containing up to:

a)

17 lbs of refrigerant

b)

10 lbs of refrigerant

c)

15 lbs of refrigerant

d)

25 lbs of refrigerant

17.

What type of recovery equipment uses a self contained recovery unit to remove refrigerant from an appliance?

a)

passive recovery equipment

b)

self-contained (active) recovery equipment

18.

A technician recovering refrigerant during maintenance or repair of a small appliance must have ___.

a)

A Type III Certification

b)

A Type II and Type III Certification

c)

A Type I or Universal Certification

d)

A Type II Certification

19.

What is the leak repair requirement for small appliances?

a)

any leak in a small appliance must be repaired as soon a possible

b)

The EPA does not require leak repair for small appliances,, but leaks should be repaired when possible to conserve refrigerant

c)

leaks must be repaired when 20% of the charge has leaked

d)

leaks must be repaired when 50% of the charge has leaked

20.

What should be done prior to transferring refrigerant to a new recovery cylinder?

a)

flush the cylinder with a solvent

b)

use a vacuum pump to remove any non-condensables and reduce the pressure in the recovery cylinder

c)

heat the recovery cylinder

d)

slightly pressurize the cylinder with refrigerant prior to recovery