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7 Type II: High-Pressure Appliances Online Quiz Questions
Use this free practice quiz with 20 questions to review 7 Type II: High-Pressure Appliances, test your knowledge, and prepare for your next test or exam.
System-dependent recovery equipment is used on an appliance with a full charge of 18 pounds. It is not permanently attached as a pump-out unit. True or false: this equipment may be used on the appliance.
- A
True
- B
False
Before removing oil directly from an appliance or isolated section, what is the maximum pressure allowed? Enter the value in psig.
Recover refrigerant using equipment that is certified for the refrigerant and appliance.
A technician must not energize a hermetic compressor while its system is under vacuum. True or false?
- A
True
- B
False
For a non-major repair that will not be followed by evacuation of refrigerant to the environment, bring a high-pressure appliance to what pressure before opening it? Enter the value in psig.
Which practices are appropriate during refrigerant recovery? Select all that apply.
- A
Removing liquid refrigerant first generally speeds recovery.
- B
Overfilling a recovery cylinder is acceptable if recovery is nearly complete.
- C
Recovery cylinders and equipment must be rated for the refrigerant.
- D
A pressure rise after recovery proves that the appliance contains no refrigerant.
An appliance containing only substitute refrigerants is subject to the EPA leak-repair program described here whenever its full charge is at least 50 pounds. True or false?
- A
True
- B
False
When ownership of recovered refrigerant changes, it generally must be reclaimed by an before resale or use by the new owner.
A high-pressure appliance has a 250-pound charge. Before opening it for service, what evacuation level is required when using recovery equipment made on or after November 15, 1993?
- A
0 in. Hg vacuum
- B
10 in. Hg vacuum
- C
4 in. Hg vacuum
- D
0 psig
Which statements about leak detection and pressure testing are correct? Select all that apply.
- A
Excessive superheat can be a sign of a leak.
- B
Oil traces on a hermetic system can be a sign of a leak.
- C
Oxygen is an appropriate gas for pressure testing.
- D
An electronic detector or bubbles can be used to locate leaks.
- E
Compressed air is an appropriate gas for pressure testing.
Which appliance meets the stated EPA leak-repair program's charge, refrigerant, and leak-rate criteria for corrective action?
- A
A 45-pound commercial appliance containing an ozone-depleting refrigerant with a 25% annualized leak rate.
- B
A 60-pound comfort-cooling appliance containing only substitute refrigerants with an 11% annualized leak rate.
- C
A 60-pound commercial appliance containing an ozone-depleting refrigerant with a 21% annualized leak rate.
- D
A 60-pound commercial appliance containing an ozone-depleting refrigerant with a 19% annualized leak rate.
An industrial process refrigeration appliance has a full charge of 60 pounds of ozone-depleting refrigerant and an annualized leak rate of 32%. Explain whether corrective action is required, give the general repair or retrofit/retirement-plan deadlines, and state when the two verification tests are performed.
Which statement correctly describes the appliance types covered by Type II certification?
- A
Medium-, high-, and very-high-pressure appliances, except small appliances, motor-vehicle air conditioners, and MVAC-like appliances
- B
All appliances that use refrigerant, including small appliances and motor-vehicle air conditioners
- C
Only high-pressure appliances, excluding medium- and very-high-pressure appliances
A technician is pressure-testing a refrigeration system for leaks. Which approach is appropriate?
- A
Use compressed air with a pressure regulator
- B
Use regulated nitrogen with a pressure regulator and relief protection
- C
Use oxygen with a pressure-relief device
Before removing oil, what is the maximum pressure allowed in the appliance or isolated section? Enter the value in psig.
A technician recovers refrigerant from one system and plans to use it in another system. In which situation may it be returned without first being reclaimed by an EPA-certified reclaimer?
- A
Recovered refrigerant may be resold to a new owner without reclamation if it is clean
- B
Recovered refrigerant may be returned to another system owned by the same person
- C
Recovered refrigerant must always be reclaimed before it can be returned to the same system
A technician plans to use system-dependent recovery equipment on an appliance with a full charge of 18 pounds. Under what condition is this equipment permitted?
- A
It may be used on any charge if the appliance is high-pressure
- B
It may be used only when the appliance contains less than 50 pounds of refrigerant
- C
It may not be used on an appliance with a full charge over 15 pounds unless permanently attached as a pump-out unit
Under the EPA leak-repair program, what annualized leak-rate trigger applies to comfort cooling appliances? Enter the percentage-point value.
A system is under vacuum during service. What must a technician do regarding its hermetic compressor?
- A
Do not energize the hermetic compressor while the system is under vacuum
- B
Energize the compressor briefly to confirm the vacuum reading
- C
Energize the compressor only if the system contains no liquid refrigerant
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