refrigerant recovery Flashcards

1
Q

While setting up for a recovery procedure, you notice your extension cord is frayed. You should:

A

use a cord that’s in proper working condition.

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2
Q

Always ensure a system is ______ before you begin working on it.

A

de-energized

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3
Q

Passive recovery can be performed into a new refrigerant bottle true or false?

A

False

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4
Q

Recovery cylinders can be filled.

A

80%

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5
Q

The purpose of a pre-filter is?

A

To remove particulate contamination (pieces of dirt) and to remove moisture from the refrigerant

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6
Q

One Chlorine atom can destroy ____ Ozone molecules.

A

Thousands

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7
Q

When recovering a Type III system, 80% of the refrigerant must be removed true or false.

A

False

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8
Q

Major changes to recovery requirements were made in?

A

1993

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9
Q

Recovery is?

A

Removal of refrigerant from an HVAC system and storage of it in an external container, or recovery cylinder.

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10
Q

You can find the factory refrigerant charge?

A

Either looking at the unit’s registration tag or consulting the installation manual

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11
Q

Removing the valve cores from the service connections?

A

Allows us to remove refrigerant faster by removing a restriction

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