A technician processes refrigerant to a specified purity. Which process is being performed?
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When preparing recovery cylinders for different refrigerants, keep each refrigerant type .
Which tool can help check the identity of an unknown refrigerant charge?
True or false: Push-pull recovery, by itself, completes vapor recovery and verifies that the appliance-specific recovery endpoint has been reached.
- A
True
- B
False
During recovery, what information do manifold gauges provide that a cylinder scale does not?
- A
They measure how much refrigerant is in the cylinder.
- B
They show system-side pressures during recovery.
- C
They certify that the cylinder is suitable for every refrigerant.
- D
They replace the need to monitor cylinder weight.
Before connecting the recovery equipment, confirm that the hoses and fittings are with the refrigerant and system pressure.
Which tool is generally used to evacuate a system after recovery and repair, rather than to capture refrigerant?
Which practices belong in a safe recovery setup? Select all that apply.
- A
Work in a well-ventilated area.
- B
Wear suitable eye protection and gloves.
- C
Assume ignition sources are irrelevant for every refrigerant.
- D
Secure the cylinder upright on a scale.
A technician is selecting a recovery machine for an appliance using a flammable refrigerant. Which action is appropriate before connecting it?
- A
Use any recovery machine if its hoses fit the appliance.
- B
Confirm the machine’s certification category and specifications cover the appliance and refrigerant.
- C
Select a machine based only on its gauge range.
- D
Use a machine approved for a different flammability class if the cylinder is correctly rated.
Which checks should be completed before connecting recovery equipment? Select all that apply.
- A
Check the machine’s power cord and switches for damage.
- B
Inspect hoses, seals, and fittings for damage or leaks.
- C
Rely on the machine’s automatic cutoff instead of inspecting the cylinder.
- D
Verify that the cylinder is approved, serviceable, and rated for the refrigerant.
True or false: If the recovery machine has an automatic shutoff, monitoring the cylinder’s weight and fill limit is unnecessary.
- A
True
- B
False
What type of fittings can help reduce refrigerant loss when connecting recovery equipment?
Describe a safe procedure for connecting the appliance, recovery machine, and cylinder, including how to handle air or refrigerant in the hoses and refrigerant left in the hoses after recovery.
A technician argues that every refrigeration system has the same recovery endpoint. Which response best reflects safe recovery practice?
- A
All stationary systems use one universal recovery endpoint.
- B
The recovery machine’s final gauge reading establishes the endpoint for every appliance.
- C
Use and verify the endpoint applicable to the appliance being serviced.
- D
Push-pull recovery automatically establishes the required endpoint.
Which related tool can protect a recovery machine from debris and moisture? Enter the tool name.
After refrigerant has been recovered and the appliance repaired, which task is generally performed with a vacuum pump?
- A
To transfer refrigerant from the appliance into a recovery cylinder
- B
To measure the refrigerant weight in a recovery cylinder
- C
To evacuate the system after recovery and repair
- D
To identify the refrigerant in an unknown charge
Recycling means processing refrigerant to a specified purity, while reclaiming means cleaning it for reuse.
- A
True
- B
False
During recovery, a technician needs to track how much refrigerant has entered the cylinder. Which method is appropriate?
- A
Use manifold gauges to determine how much refrigerant is in the cylinder.
- B
Use a scale to monitor the cylinder’s weight during recovery.
- C
Use the recovery machine’s pressure reading as a substitute for cylinder weight.
- D
Estimate the refrigerant amount from the cylinder’s appearance.
A system’s refrigerant is unknown and may be contaminated. Which collection plan best avoids contaminating known refrigerant?
- A
Put it in a cylinder containing the closest-looking known refrigerant.
- B
Mix it with clean refrigerant so the cylinder remains full.
- C
Use equipment and a collection cylinder intended for the unknown or contaminated material.
- D
Recover it into any approved cylinder, then identify it later.
You are setting up a recovery cylinder before connecting the equipment. Which procedure best supports safe handling and fill monitoring?
- A
Lay the cylinder on its side and rely on the machine’s automatic shutoff.
- B
Secure it upright on the scale, note its starting weight, and protect it from heat.
- C
Place it near a heat source so pressure remains stable during recovery.
- D
Keep it upright but off the scale until recovery is complete.
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