A person is recovering refrigerant from a small appliance solely because the appliance is being disposed of. Under the stated exception, is Section 608 certification required for that recovery alone?
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A factory-manufactured, factory-charged, hermetically sealed device meets the other small-appliance criteria. What is the maximum refrigerant charge it may contain and still meet the definition? Enter the number in pounds.
Before opening a small appliance, use recovery and/or recycling equipment for the applicable use.
An uncertified apprentice is assigned covered service work on a small appliance. Under what condition may the apprentice perform that work?
- A
The apprentice may do the covered work only while closely and continually supervised by a properly certified technician.
- B
The apprentice may do the covered work alone if the appliance is small.
- C
The apprentice may do the covered work only when recovering refrigerant for disposal.
- D
The apprentice may do the covered work after a one-time review by any technician.
Which tasks could reasonably be expected to breach a small appliance's refrigerant circuit? Select all that apply.
- A
Connecting gauges or hoses to the appliance
- B
Adding or removing refrigerant
- C
Replacing a refrigerant-circuit component
- D
Rewiring an external electrical circuit without affecting the refrigerant circuit
A technician's Type I credential qualifies the technician to service any Section 608 appliance category, provided the refrigerant is familiar to the technician.
- A
True
- B
False
Instead of using one of the specified refrigerant-recovery percentages, the alternative option is to evacuate the appliance to .
A technician uses recovery equipment manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, to service a small appliance with a functioning compressor. What percentage of the refrigerant must be recovered under the stated option? Enter the percentage as a number.
What work does EPA Section 608 Type I certification authorize, within its stated scope?
- A
Covered maintenance, service, and repair of small appliances
- B
Service of every Section 608 appliance category
- C
Only refrigerant recovery when an appliance is being disposed of
- D
Only work that does not affect the refrigerant circuit
A technician is preparing to open a small appliance for repair. Describe the key refrigerant-handling requirements that apply before opening it and during service or repair.
Which description gives the complete definition of a small appliance under Section 608?
- A
An appliance fully manufactured, charged, and hermetically sealed in a factory with five pounds or less of refrigerant
- B
Any appliance that uses refrigerant, regardless of its construction or charge
- C
Any appliance with five pounds or less of refrigerant, even if it was not factory-manufactured and hermetically sealed
- D
Any factory-sealed appliance, regardless of its refrigerant charge
True or false: Rewiring an appliance’s external electrical circuit generally requires Section 608 technician certification even when the work does not affect the refrigerant circuit.
- A
True
- B
False
Which description meets the Section 608 definition of a small appliance?
- A
A compact appliance with no more than five pounds of refrigerant
- B
An appliance with no more than five pounds of refrigerant that is hermetically sealed, regardless of where it was charged
- C
An appliance fully manufactured, charged, and hermetically sealed in a factory, with five pounds or less of refrigerant
- D
Any appliance fully manufactured and charged in a factory, even if it is not hermetically sealed
What is the manufacture-date cutoff for the recovery-equipment rules that specify 90% recovery with a functioning compressor and 80% with a nonfunctioning compressor?
An uncertified apprentice is performing covered service work on a small appliance. Under what condition may the apprentice perform that work before obtaining certification?
- A
The apprentice works under close and continuous supervision by a properly certified technician
- B
The apprentice has completed training, even if no certified technician is supervising
- C
The appliance is being serviced at the place of disposal
- D
The apprentice works only on appliances charged with five pounds or less of refrigerant
Before opening a small appliance for service, what kind of equipment must be used to handle its refrigerant?
- A
Any equipment that can collect refrigerant, whether certified or not
- B
Only equipment manufactured after November 15, 1993
- C
Equipment certified for any refrigerant-handling use, even if that use is not applicable
- D
Recovery and/or recycling equipment certified for the applicable use
A technician uses recovery equipment manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, on a qualifying small appliance whose compressor is functioning. What percentage of the refrigerant must the technician recover?
Besides meeting a specified refrigerant-recovery percentage, which alternative does Section 82.156(b) allow for a small appliance?
- A
Evacuate the appliance to 4 pounds per square inch
- B
Evacuate the appliance to 4 inches of mercury vacuum
- C
Recover exactly 4% of the refrigerant
- D
Run the appliance until its refrigerant charge is depleted
In the context of refrigerant handling, what does “recover” mean?
- A
Removing refrigerant and cleaning it so it meets new-product specifications
- B
Removing refrigerant and returning it directly to the appliance without storage
- C
Removing refrigerant and storing it in an external container
- D
Removing refrigerant and destroying it inside the appliance
A technician finds that the recovery-equipment manufacturer’s instructions contain both directions consistent with the regulation and one direction that conflicts with it. Which actions are supported by the requirements? Select all that apply.
- A
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions when they are consistent with the regulation.
- B
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions even when they conflict with the regulation.
- C
Do not follow a manufacturer instruction that conflicts with the regulation.
- D
Ignore all manufacturer instructions whenever a regulation applies.
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