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ICA Module 1 Section 5 Flashcards

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LIST 7 COMMON FLOORING MATERIALS

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concrete, wood, plank, carpet, ceramic, marble

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LIST 5 GENERAL PROBLEMS W/FLOORING SYSTEMS & IMPLICATIONS

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WATER DAMAGE, ROT, LOOSE, WARPED, MISSING

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LIST 5 CONCRETE-FLOORING PROBLEMS

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CRACKS, HEAVED, EFFLORESCENCE, SLOPE AWAY FROM DRAINS, CRACKS

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LIST 6 WOOD-FLOORING PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS

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ROT, WARPED, BUCKLED, STAINED, SQUEAKS, EXPOSED TONGUE

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LIST 4 CARPET PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS

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ROT, STAINS, DOORS BUCKLING

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LIST 3 RESILIENT FLOORING PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS

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SPLIT, LIFTED SEAMS, OPEN SEAMS

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LIST 5 CERAMIC FLOOR PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS

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BROKEN, STAINED, CRACKED, CROUT MISSING, LOOSE

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WHERE IS ROT MOST LIKELY TO OCCUR ON A WOOD-FRAME FLOORING SYSTEM?

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TOILETS

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LIST 5 COMMON WALL FINISH MATERIALS.

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DRYWALL, WOOD PANELING, CONCRETE, FIBER CEMENT, MAGNESIUM OXIDE WALLBOARDS

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LIST 4 GENERAL WALL PROBLEMS

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WATER DAMAGE, CRACKS, MECHANICAL DAMAGE, LOOSE, ROT

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LIST 5 PLASTER & DRYWALL PROBLEMS ON WALLS

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BULGING, CRUMBLING, CUPPED NAILS, POOR JOINTS, SHADOW EFFECT

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LIST 4 PROBLEMS WITH WOODEN WALL & CEILING FINISHES

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ROT, CRACKED, SOLIT, LOOSE

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LIST AS MANY OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF OF THE PROBLEMS WITH WALL & CEILING FINISHES, DRYWALL & WALL FINISHES

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WALL & CEILING PROBLEMS, IMPLICATIONS=MOSTLY COSMETIC, WATER DAMAGE

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NAME 2 SPECIAL INSPECTION STRATEGIES YOU CAN USE ON CEILINGS

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LIFT TILES ON T-BAR CEILING, TURN ON TUB, FLUSH TOILETS, LOOK BELOW FOR WATER

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LIST 4 COMMON CEILING FINISH MATERIALS

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DYWALL, WOOD, CONCRETE, FIBER CEMENT, PLYWOOD

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LIST 3 GENERAL CEILING PROBLEMS

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WATER DAMAGE, CRACKS, NAILS LOOSE

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LIST 6 PLASTER & DRYWALL CEILING PROBLEMS

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BULGING, LOOSE NAILS, SAG, POOR JOISTS, SHADOW EFFECT

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LIST 1 METAL CEILING PROBLEM

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RUST

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LIST AS MANY OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE PROBLEMS IN METAL CEILINGS, DRYWALL CEILING, CEILING FINISH

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????? NO ANSWER

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LIST 2 FUNCTIONS OF TRIM ON THE INTERIOR OF HOMES

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COVER JOINST, PROTECT WALLS

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LIST 8 TRIM COMPONENTS COMMONLY FOUND IN HOMES

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1/4 ROUND, BASEBOARD, PLATE RAIL, CHAIR RAIL, CORNICE, DOORCASTING

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LIST 9 COUNTERTOP MATERIALS YOU MAY FIND IN KITCHENS OR BATHROOMS

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PLASTIC, WOOD, MARBLE, GRANITE, SYNTHETIC MARBLE, STAINLESS STEEL, CERAMIC

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LIST 5 COMMON PROBLEMS WITH INTERIOR TRIM & THEIR IMPLICATIONS

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LOOSE, ROT, MISSING, MECHANISM DAMAGE, WATER DAMAGE

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LIST 9 COMMON COUNTERTOP PROBLEMS

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RUST, WATER DAMAGE, STAIN, WORN, BURNED

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LIST 12 COMMON CABINET PROBLEMS

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ROT, MECHANICAL DAMAGE, BROKEN GLASS, WATER DAMAGE

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LIST AS MANY STAIR PROBLEMS AS YOU CAN

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MISSING LANDING, DIFFERENT RUN SIZES, NOT WIDE ENOUGH STAIRS, INADEQUATE HEAD ROOM

27
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LIST 4 WINDOW FUNCTIONS

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VENTILATION, APPEAL, EMERGENCY EXIT, ALLOW LIGHT

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LIST 3 COMMON MATERIALS USED IN WINDOW FRAMES & SASHES

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WOOD, METAL, VINYL

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LIST 8 COMMON WINDOW TYPES

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SINGLE HUNG, DOUBLE HUNG, CASEMENT, AWNING, HOPPER, FIXED, FIXED GLASS BLOCKS

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LIST 2 GENERAL WINDOW PROBLEMS

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LINTELS SAGGING, SEALS REVERSED

31
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LIST 6 FRAME PROBLEMS

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ROT, RUST, DEFORMED, CRACKED INSTALLED BACKWARDS, DRAIN HOLES BLOCKED

32
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LIST AT LEAST 2 EXTERIOR DRIP CAP PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPICATIONS

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MISSING, INEFFECTIVE

33
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LIST 10 EXTERIOR TRIM PROBLEMS

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MISSING, ROT, RUST, REVERSE SILL, CRACKED, DAMAGED, PAINT/STAIN

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LIST 8 SASH PROBLEMS

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ROT, RUST, WONT WORK, WONT STAY OPEN

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LIST 6 INTERIOR TRIM PROBLEMS

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ROT, STAINED, CRACKED, MISSING

36
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LIST 6 GLASS PROBLEMS

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BROKE, MISSING, CRACKED, CONDENSATION

37
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LIST 5 WINDOW HARDWARE PROBLEMS

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RUST, BROKEN, MISSING, LOOSE

38
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LIST ATLEAST 4 COMMON PROBLEMS W/STORMS & SCREENS

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TORN, LOOSE, MISSING

39
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UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES MIGHT A WINDOW BE CONSIDERED TOO SMALL?

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IF YOU CANT GET OUT OF IT

40
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LIST 5 FUNCTIONS OF EXTERIOR DOORS

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ENTER, EXIT, SECURITY, PRIVACY, KEEP AIR OUT

41
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LIST 4 COMMON DOOR MATERIALS

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WOOD, METAL, HARD BOARD, VINYL

42
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MOST WET BASEMENT PROBLEMS COME FROM WHAT 2 SOURCES

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POOR DRAINAGE, DOWNSPOUT NOT EXTENDING FAR ENOUGH

43
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LIST 6 IMPLICATIONS OF WET BASEMENTS

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ROT, RUST, MOLD, EFFLORESCENCE

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THERE ATLEAST 20 COMMON SIGNS THAT BASEMENTS HAVE BEEN WET OR ARE VULNERABLE TO WETNESS PROBLEMS. SEE HOW MANY YOU CAN LIST.

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SUMP PUMP, RUST, ROT, POOR SLOPE, MOLD, ROTTED JOISTS

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WHAT IS TH EBIGGEST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FREESTANDING RANGE & A SLIDE-IN RANGE?

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SLIDE INS DO NOT HAVE SIDE PANELS

46
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MOST GAS RANGES ALSO REQUIRE A 120-VOLT POWER SUPPLY T/F

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TRUE

47
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AME 2 TYPES OF IGNITERS THAT HAVE REPLACED THE TRADITIONAL PILOT LIGHT ON A GAS STOVE

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ELECTRIC, PIE 20 ELECTRIC?

48
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OF THE FOLLOWING, WHICH TYPES OF COOKWARE WOULD NOT WORK W/A MAGNETIC INDUCTION HEATING ELEMENT?
A. COPPER
B. CAST IRON
C. FERROUS STEEL
D. ALUMINUM
E. GLASS

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GLASS, COPPER, ALUMINIM

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COF THE FOLLOWING, WHICH TYPES OF COOKWARE ARE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR GLASS-CERAMIC COOKTOPS?
A. COPPER
B. CAST IRON
C. FERROUS STEEL
D. ALUMINUM
E. GLASS

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CAST IRON, GLASS, COPPER

50
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WHICH PHRASE IS BEST ASSOCIATED WITH A RANGE STABILITY DEVICE?

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ANTI-TIP

51
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WHAT BEST CONTRIBUTES TO THE PERFORMANCE OF CONVECTION COOKING?
A. MORE EVEN COOKING
B. REQUIRED IN EARTHQUAKE ZONES
C. FASTER COOKING TIME
D. PREVENT
E. EASE OF INSTALLATION

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MORE EVEN COOKING

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE FUNCTION OF AN AIR GAP ON A DISHWASHER?
A. TO IMPROVE DISHES DRYING W/OUT SPOTS
B. TO PREVENT CONDENSATION FROM FORMING ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE DISHWASHER
C. PREVENT SIPHONING
D. PREVENT SOLENOID WATER HAMMER
E. PROVIDE CLEARANCE W/CABINETS TO PREVENT OVERHEATING

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PREVENT SIPHONING

53
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WHICH OF THE FOLLWOING IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BATCH FEED & CONTINUOUS FEED WASTE DISPOSERS?
A. THESE TYPES OF FOOD THEY CAN PROCESS
B. LOCATION OF THE DRAIN LINE
C. BATCH FEED UNITS REQUIRE A STOPPER TO BE IN PLACE TO OPERATE
D. BATCH FEED UNITS ARE NOT RECOMMENDED TO BE CONNECTED TO A DISHWASHER
E. ICE SHOULD NOT BE FED INTO CONTINUOUS FEED UNITS

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BATCH FEED UNITS REQUIRES STOPPERS TO BE IN PLACE TO OPERATE

54
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WHEN TESTING THE OPERATION OF THE OVEN, YOU MUST DEMONSTRATE WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING?
A. BASIC COOKING OPERATIONS
B. TIMER FEATURE
C. SELF-CLEANING FUNCTION
D. CONVECTION OPTION
E. ANTI-TIP PERFORMANCE

A

BASIC COOKING OPERATIONS

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