ICA Module 1 Section 5 Flashcards
LIST 7 COMMON FLOORING MATERIALS
concrete, wood, plank, carpet, ceramic, marble
LIST 5 GENERAL PROBLEMS W/FLOORING SYSTEMS & IMPLICATIONS
WATER DAMAGE, ROT, LOOSE, WARPED, MISSING
LIST 5 CONCRETE-FLOORING PROBLEMS
CRACKS, HEAVED, EFFLORESCENCE, SLOPE AWAY FROM DRAINS, CRACKS
LIST 6 WOOD-FLOORING PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS
ROT, WARPED, BUCKLED, STAINED, SQUEAKS, EXPOSED TONGUE
LIST 4 CARPET PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS
ROT, STAINS, DOORS BUCKLING
LIST 3 RESILIENT FLOORING PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS
SPLIT, LIFTED SEAMS, OPEN SEAMS
LIST 5 CERAMIC FLOOR PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPLICATIONS
BROKEN, STAINED, CRACKED, CROUT MISSING, LOOSE
WHERE IS ROT MOST LIKELY TO OCCUR ON A WOOD-FRAME FLOORING SYSTEM?
TOILETS
LIST 5 COMMON WALL FINISH MATERIALS.
DRYWALL, WOOD PANELING, CONCRETE, FIBER CEMENT, MAGNESIUM OXIDE WALLBOARDS
LIST 4 GENERAL WALL PROBLEMS
WATER DAMAGE, CRACKS, MECHANICAL DAMAGE, LOOSE, ROT
LIST 5 PLASTER & DRYWALL PROBLEMS ON WALLS
BULGING, CRUMBLING, CUPPED NAILS, POOR JOINTS, SHADOW EFFECT
LIST 4 PROBLEMS WITH WOODEN WALL & CEILING FINISHES
ROT, CRACKED, SOLIT, LOOSE
LIST AS MANY OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF OF THE PROBLEMS WITH WALL & CEILING FINISHES, DRYWALL & WALL FINISHES
WALL & CEILING PROBLEMS, IMPLICATIONS=MOSTLY COSMETIC, WATER DAMAGE
NAME 2 SPECIAL INSPECTION STRATEGIES YOU CAN USE ON CEILINGS
LIFT TILES ON T-BAR CEILING, TURN ON TUB, FLUSH TOILETS, LOOK BELOW FOR WATER
LIST 4 COMMON CEILING FINISH MATERIALS
DYWALL, WOOD, CONCRETE, FIBER CEMENT, PLYWOOD
LIST 3 GENERAL CEILING PROBLEMS
WATER DAMAGE, CRACKS, NAILS LOOSE
LIST 6 PLASTER & DRYWALL CEILING PROBLEMS
BULGING, LOOSE NAILS, SAG, POOR JOISTS, SHADOW EFFECT
LIST 1 METAL CEILING PROBLEM
RUST
LIST AS MANY OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE PROBLEMS IN METAL CEILINGS, DRYWALL CEILING, CEILING FINISH
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LIST 2 FUNCTIONS OF TRIM ON THE INTERIOR OF HOMES
COVER JOINST, PROTECT WALLS
LIST 8 TRIM COMPONENTS COMMONLY FOUND IN HOMES
1/4 ROUND, BASEBOARD, PLATE RAIL, CHAIR RAIL, CORNICE, DOORCASTING
LIST 9 COUNTERTOP MATERIALS YOU MAY FIND IN KITCHENS OR BATHROOMS
PLASTIC, WOOD, MARBLE, GRANITE, SYNTHETIC MARBLE, STAINLESS STEEL, CERAMIC
LIST 5 COMMON PROBLEMS WITH INTERIOR TRIM & THEIR IMPLICATIONS
LOOSE, ROT, MISSING, MECHANISM DAMAGE, WATER DAMAGE
LIST 9 COMMON COUNTERTOP PROBLEMS
RUST, WATER DAMAGE, STAIN, WORN, BURNED
LIST 12 COMMON CABINET PROBLEMS
ROT, MECHANICAL DAMAGE, BROKEN GLASS, WATER DAMAGE
LIST AS MANY STAIR PROBLEMS AS YOU CAN
MISSING LANDING, DIFFERENT RUN SIZES, NOT WIDE ENOUGH STAIRS, INADEQUATE HEAD ROOM
LIST 4 WINDOW FUNCTIONS
VENTILATION, APPEAL, EMERGENCY EXIT, ALLOW LIGHT
LIST 3 COMMON MATERIALS USED IN WINDOW FRAMES & SASHES
WOOD, METAL, VINYL
LIST 8 COMMON WINDOW TYPES
SINGLE HUNG, DOUBLE HUNG, CASEMENT, AWNING, HOPPER, FIXED, FIXED GLASS BLOCKS
LIST 2 GENERAL WINDOW PROBLEMS
LINTELS SAGGING, SEALS REVERSED
LIST 6 FRAME PROBLEMS
ROT, RUST, DEFORMED, CRACKED INSTALLED BACKWARDS, DRAIN HOLES BLOCKED
LIST AT LEAST 2 EXTERIOR DRIP CAP PROBLEMS & THEIR IMPICATIONS
MISSING, INEFFECTIVE
LIST 10 EXTERIOR TRIM PROBLEMS
MISSING, ROT, RUST, REVERSE SILL, CRACKED, DAMAGED, PAINT/STAIN
LIST 8 SASH PROBLEMS
ROT, RUST, WONT WORK, WONT STAY OPEN
LIST 6 INTERIOR TRIM PROBLEMS
ROT, STAINED, CRACKED, MISSING
LIST 6 GLASS PROBLEMS
BROKE, MISSING, CRACKED, CONDENSATION
LIST 5 WINDOW HARDWARE PROBLEMS
RUST, BROKEN, MISSING, LOOSE
LIST ATLEAST 4 COMMON PROBLEMS W/STORMS & SCREENS
TORN, LOOSE, MISSING
UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES MIGHT A WINDOW BE CONSIDERED TOO SMALL?
IF YOU CANT GET OUT OF IT
LIST 5 FUNCTIONS OF EXTERIOR DOORS
ENTER, EXIT, SECURITY, PRIVACY, KEEP AIR OUT
LIST 4 COMMON DOOR MATERIALS
WOOD, METAL, HARD BOARD, VINYL
MOST WET BASEMENT PROBLEMS COME FROM WHAT 2 SOURCES
POOR DRAINAGE, DOWNSPOUT NOT EXTENDING FAR ENOUGH
LIST 6 IMPLICATIONS OF WET BASEMENTS
ROT, RUST, MOLD, EFFLORESCENCE
THERE ATLEAST 20 COMMON SIGNS THAT BASEMENTS HAVE BEEN WET OR ARE VULNERABLE TO WETNESS PROBLEMS. SEE HOW MANY YOU CAN LIST.
SUMP PUMP, RUST, ROT, POOR SLOPE, MOLD, ROTTED JOISTS
WHAT IS TH EBIGGEST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FREESTANDING RANGE & A SLIDE-IN RANGE?
SLIDE INS DO NOT HAVE SIDE PANELS
MOST GAS RANGES ALSO REQUIRE A 120-VOLT POWER SUPPLY T/F
TRUE
AME 2 TYPES OF IGNITERS THAT HAVE REPLACED THE TRADITIONAL PILOT LIGHT ON A GAS STOVE
ELECTRIC, PIE 20 ELECTRIC?
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
GLASS, COPPER, ALUMINIM
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
CAST IRON, GLASS, COPPER
WHICH PHRASE IS BEST ASSOCIATED WITH A RANGE STABILITY DEVICE?
ANTI-TIP
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
MORE EVEN COOKING
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
PREVENT SIPHONING
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
BATCH FEED UNITS REQUIRES STOPPERS TO BE IN PLACE TO OPERATE
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
BASIC COOKING OPERATIONS
