True or false: Motor-vehicle air conditioning is principally covered by Section 608.
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True or false: A refrigerant with zero ozone-depletion potential necessarily has no climate impact.
- A
True
- B
False
What abbreviation names the measure that compares a substance's heat-trapping effect with carbon dioxide over a specified period?
In a refrigeration system, refrigerant absorbs heat at low pressure as it .
At the end of service, a vacuum pump is used to remove from the system.
In what year did the prohibition on new production and import of HCFC-22 for servicing begin?
Which Section 608 certification category is specifically designated for low-pressure appliances?
- A
Type I
- B
Type II
- C
Type III
- D
Type IV
A technician needs to pressure-test a system. Which choice specifies both the appropriate test gas and the required pressure protection?
- A
Oxygen, with a regulator
- B
Dry nitrogen, with a regulator and pressure-relief protection
- C
Compressed air, with a pressure-relief device
- D
Refrigerant vapor, without a regulator
A technician wants the Section 608 Core exam to count toward Universal certification. Which exam condition must be met?
- A
The Core exam must be proctored.
- B
The technician must first hold Type I certification.
- C
The Core exam must be taken only after all three Type exams.
- D
The Core exam must be completed at the technician's workplace.
A technician is deciding whether to add more recovered refrigerant to a cylinder that is near its rated limit. Why must the cylinder not be overfilled?
- A
It prevents the refrigerant from changing into a vapor.
- B
As the refrigerant warms and expands, excess liquid can create dangerous pressure.
- C
It causes the cylinder label to become unreadable.
- D
It makes the recovery equipment unable to identify the refrigerant.
A refrigerant leak occurs in a confined, poorly ventilated work area. Select all actions consistent with safe work practices.
- A
Ventilate the work area.
- B
Enter the area immediately to locate the leak, even if it may be oxygen-deficient.
- C
Use suitable eye and hand protection.
- D
Do not enter an unsafe area without appropriate training and respiratory protection.
A shop is preparing recovered refrigerant for possible transfer to another owner. Select all practices consistent with the handling requirements.
- A
Have recovered refrigerant reclaimed before resale when ownership changes.
- B
Mix different refrigerants to make a single reusable supply.
- C
Identify and label refrigerant and cylinders clearly.
- D
Keep refrigerants separate to avoid creating mixed or unidentified refrigerant.
A technician sees a pressure reading that seems inconsistent with expectations and considers replacing the refrigerant with a different product as a quick fix. Explain why the reading must be interpreted in context and why using a substitute as a drop-in replacement is unsafe or unreliable.
A technician is assessing the environmental effects of R-134a. Which statement is accurate?
- A
It depletes ozone but has no climate impact.
- B
It does not deplete ozone, but it can still have climate impact.
- C
It has no ozone or climate impact.
- D
It depletes ozone only when used in a low-pressure appliance.
During service on stationary equipment, a technician proposes intentionally releasing a covered refrigerant because the work area is ventilated. Which response best reflects Section 608 requirements?
- A
It is allowed if the refrigerant has zero ozone-depletion potential.
- B
It is allowed if the equipment is being repaired rather than disposed of.
- C
It is generally prohibited, subject only to narrow exceptions.
- D
It is allowed if the work area is well ventilated.
Which refrigerant classification applies to R-12?
- A
CFC
- B
HCFC
- C
HFC
Which process reprocesses refrigerant to the applicable purity standard and verifies it using the required analysis?
- A
Recover: remove refrigerant into an external container without requiring it to be tested or cleaned.
- B
Recycle: reprocess refrigerant to the applicable purity standard and verify it using the required analysis.
- C
Reclaim: reprocess refrigerant to the applicable purity standard and verify it using the required analysis.
After service, a technician uses a vacuum pump to remove air and moisture from the system. This is distinct from recovering refrigerant into a cylinder.
- A
True
- B
False
What gas should be used to pressure-test a refrigeration system?
A technician cleans recovered refrigerant so it can be reused in equipment owned by the same person, but does not process it to the full reclamation standard. What is this process called?
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