Which description meets the definition of a small appliance for Type I classification?
4 Type I Refrigerant Recovery Requirements Online Quiz Questions
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Before a small appliance is opened for service or repair, or disposed of, refrigerant must be recovered; knowingly releasing regulated refrigerant during service or disposal is prohibited.
- A
True
- B
False
Select all correct recovery requirements for small-appliance recovery equipment. Each option pairs an equipment manufacture date and compressor condition with a required recovery level.
- A
Equipment manufactured before November 15, 1993: recover 80%.
- B
Equipment manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, with a functioning compressor: recover 90%.
- C
Equipment manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, with a nonfunctioning compressor: recover 80%.
- D
Equipment manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, with a nonfunctioning compressor: recover 90%.
As an alternative to meeting a percentage recovery level, to what numeric vacuum level may a small appliance be evacuated?
Which person must hold EPA Section 608 Type I certification under the small-appliance service rule?
- A
Anyone who handles a small appliance, even if their work cannot affect its refrigerant circuit.
- B
A person whose maintenance, service, or repair work could reasonably be expected to compromise the refrigerant circuit.
- C
Only a person who replaces the compressor.
- D
Only a person who performs disposal work.
Section 608 certification requirements apply to covered small-appliance service work regardless of refrigerant type, except when a refrigerant is specifically exempted by regulation.
- A
True
- B
False
Which person is not required to hold Section 608 technician certification under the stated small-appliance rules?
- A
A person who repairs small appliances and may compromise the refrigerant circuit.
- B
An apprentice working without close and continual supervision.
- C
A person whose work is limited to disposing of small appliances.
- D
A person servicing small appliances using a refrigerant that is not specifically exempted.
Which alternative actions may a final processor take to meet the refrigerant obligation for an appliance delivered for disposal? Select all that apply.
- A
Recover any refrigerant remaining in the appliance.
- B
Verify that refrigerant was properly recovered before the appliance was delivered.
- C
Accept the appliance without checking recovery if the supplier is known.
- D
Store the appliance for three years instead of addressing its refrigerant.
An appliance arrives at a final processor with all its refrigerant already leaked out. What must the final processor obtain?
- A
The final processor may treat an appliance as recovered without obtaining any documentation.
- B
The final processor must obtain a signed statement that all refrigerant had leaked out before delivery.
- C
The delivery supplier must keep the appliance for three years before processing it.
- D
The final processor must evacuate every appliance to 4 inches of mercury vacuum.
For how many years must a final processor keep copies of relevant signed statements or contracts on site?
A recovery equipment manufacturer's instructions conflict with an EPA requirement. What should a technician do, and what rule determines the choice?
A factory manufactures and charges a hermetically sealed household freezer containing 4.5 pounds of refrigerant. Which classification applies?
- A
A Type I small appliance
- B
A Type II appliance
- C
An appliance that does not meet the small-appliance definition because it contains less than five pounds of refrigerant
- D
An appliance that does not meet the small-appliance definition because household freezers are excluded
A person who only disposes of small appliances is not required to hold Section 608 technician certification, but must still comply with refrigerant-recovery and safe-disposal requirements.
- A
True
- B
False
A small appliance is serviced using recovery equipment manufactured before November 15, 1993. What percentage of the refrigerant must be recovered? Enter the percentage as a number of percentage points.
A small appliance has a functioning compressor, and recovery equipment manufactured in 2005 will be used. What is the minimum required recovery level before opening the appliance?
- A
Recover 90% because the recovery equipment was manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, regardless of compressor condition.
- B
Recover 90% because the recovery equipment was manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, and the compressor is functioning.
- C
Recover 80% because the recovery equipment was manufactured on or after November 15, 1993, and the compressor is functioning.
- D
No refrigerant recovery is required if the compressor is functioning.
Instead of recovering the specified percentage of refrigerant, a technician may evacuate a small appliance to what vacuum value? Enter the numerical value in inches of mercury.
An uncertified apprentice is assigned work that could reasonably be expected to compromise a small appliance’s refrigerant circuit. Under what condition may the apprentice perform this work?
- A
The apprentice may work alone if the appliance contains five pounds or less of refrigerant.
- B
The apprentice may work alone if the appliance is being repaired rather than serviced.
- C
The apprentice may work without certification only while closely and continually supervised by an appropriately certified technician.
- D
The apprentice is exempt from certification whenever the compressor is not functioning.
A final processor accepts a signed statement as verification that refrigerant was properly recovered before delivery. Which information must the statement include?
- A
The appliance’s original manufacturer and the appliance’s purchase date
- B
The refrigerant-recovery person and the recovery date
- C
The final processor’s license number and the appliance’s manufacture date
- D
The refrigerant type and the appliance’s original refrigerant charge
A Section 608-certified technician is setting up a business where they will perform technician work. Where must the technician keep a copy of their certification? Enter the location:
A technician stops working as a technician. They must retain their copy of Section 608 certification until after stopping.
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