True or false: Some HFC refrigerants have zero ozone-depletion potential but high global-warming potential.
1 Section 608 Core Principles Online Quiz Questions
Use this free practice quiz with 20 questions to review 1 Section 608 Core Principles, test your knowledge, and prepare for your next test or exam.
A technician services a high-pressure stationary appliance that is neither a small appliance nor a motor-vehicle air conditioner. Which Section 608 certification type covers this equipment?
- A
Type I
- B
Type II
- C
Type III
- D
Universal
What is the term for removing refrigerant from an appliance and storing it in an external container without requiring cleaning or testing?
In the stratosphere, ultraviolet light can release atoms from certain ozone-depleting substances; these atoms destroy ozone.
After recovering refrigerant and opening a system for service, a technician uses a vacuum pump to remove air and moisture. Which process is the technician performing?
- A
Recovery, because it removes air and moisture from an opened system
- B
Recycling, because it cleans refrigerant for reuse
- C
Evacuation, because it uses a vacuum pump to remove air and moisture
- D
Reclamation, because it verifies refrigerant purity
True or false: A technician may intentionally release a small amount of regulated refrigerant to speed up service.
- A
True
- B
False
What Section 608 certification covers small appliances, high- and very-high-pressure equipment, and low-pressure equipment?
When pressure-testing a system with nitrogen, use a and observe appropriate pressure limits.
Select all methods that can help a technician locate a leak in a refrigeration system.
- A
An approved electronic leak detector
- B
An ultrasonic detector
- C
A soap-bubble solution
- D
A standing pressure test, used by itself
- E
A vacuum-decay test, used by itself
A comfort-cooling appliance contains 50 pounds or more of ozone-depleting refrigerant. At what annual leak rate does the stated EPA leak-repair trigger apply to this appliance category?
- A
5%
- B
20%
- C
10%
- D
30%
A technician completes a training course, but the certification test was not administered through an EPA-approved program. Which statement best describes the test's status under the material's requirements?
- A
Any equipment manufacturer may administer the test without program approval
- B
The test must be administered through an EPA-approved program
- C
A technician's employer may issue Section 608 certification without a test
- D
Certification is granted automatically after completing equipment training
Select all practices that are consistent with safe recovery-cylinder handling.
- A
Use approved, reusable recovery cylinders
- B
Keep cylinders upright and secured
- C
Refill disposable cylinders if they appear undamaged
- D
Protect cylinders from heat and follow the 80% maximum fill guideline
- E
Fill cylinders completely so no space remains for vapor
True or false: A hermetic compressor may be energized briefly while the system is under vacuum to check whether it runs.
- A
True
- B
False
Explain how recycling and reclaiming recovered refrigerant differ. Include the general requirement that applies before used refrigerant is resold to a new owner.
Which Section 608 certification type covers high- or very-high-pressure appliances, except small appliances and motor-vehicle air conditioners?
A technician removes refrigerant from an appliance and stores it in an external container without cleaning or testing it. Which process is the technician performing?
- A
Recycling
- B
Recovery
- C
Reclamation
- D
Evacuation
After refrigerant has been recovered and a system opened for service, what process uses a vacuum pump to remove air and moisture?
A pressure-decay test suggests that a system has a leak, but the technician needs to locate it. Which method from the options can help find the leak's location?
- A
A standing pressure test alone
- B
A vacuum-decay test alone
- C
An approved electronic leak detector
- D
Repeatedly topping off the system
A technician is pressure-testing a refrigeration system for leaks. Which procedure follows the stated safety practices?
- A
Use regulated nitrogen within appropriate pressure limits.
- B
Use compressed air at a low pressure.
- C
Use oxygen if the system contains no refrigerant.
- D
Use unregulated nitrogen to reach the test pressure quickly.
For a specified commercial refrigeration appliance containing 50 pounds or more of ozone-depleting refrigerant, which annual leak rate is the stated leak-repair trigger?
- A
10%
- B
20%
- C
30%
- D
50%
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