EPA 608 (TYPE II) Exam Questions and
Answers [Graded A+]
When a new system has been assembled, the first thing to do is? ✔✔Pressurize the system with
an inert gas & leak check.
After installation of a field-piped R-4
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EPA 608 (TYPE II) Exam Questions and
Answers [Graded A+]
When a new system has been assembled, the first thing to do is? ✔✔Pressurize the system with
an inert gas & leak check.
After installation of a field-piped R-410A split heat pulp, the unit should first be?
✔✔Pressurized with nitrogen then leak checked.
The EPA regulations require that any appliances containing more than 50 pounds of refrigerant
(except for commercial & industrial process refrigeration) must be repaired when the leak rate
exceeds _________ of the charge per year? ✔✔15%
R-410A requires recovery tanks rated for at least? ✔✔400 psig
After refrigerant liquid has been recovered from a system, any remaining vapor is?
✔✔Condensed by the recovery system.
Your recovery/recycling machine has R-502 refrigerant in it. You now have to recover
refrigerant from a unit with R-22. What must be done before the R-22 refrigerant can be
recovered/recycled? ✔✔Recover as much R-502 from the recovery unit as possible, change
filter, & evacuate.
In a refrigeration system with a TXV (or other type of throttling device), the component directly
following the condenser is the? ✔✔Receiver
When charging an R-410A system that uses a water-cooled condenser, you must first charge
with vapor to a pressure of at least________, before switching to liquid charging. ✔✔120 psig
Recovered refrigerant may contain what? ✔✔1.) Acids
2.) Moisture
3.) Oils
Your recovery/recycling machine has R-22 refrigerant in it. You now have to recover refrigerant
from a unit with R-410A. What must be done before your recovery unit can be used to recover
R-410A? ✔✔1.) The recovery unit must be EPA certified for use with R-410A.
2.) The recovery tank must be designed for the pressure of R-410A.
3.) The filter & lubricant in the recovery unit must be changed, & the recovery unit evacuated.
To recover liquid refrigerant, you must connect one hose to the? ✔✔Liquid Line.
The proper charging method for blended (non-azeotropic) refrigerants (400 Series) is to use a
remove the charge from the cylinder as a? ✔✔Liquid
Before using a recovery unit to remove a charge, what steps should be taken? ✔✔1.) Check
service valve positions.
2.) Check the oil level in the recovery unit.
3.) Evacuate recovery unit & recovery tank.
On refrigeration units that use an open compressor; the ________ is most likely to leak if the unit
is not used for several months. ✔✔The rotating shaft seal.
Noncondensables in a system cause? ✔✔Higher discharge pressure.
Heat Pumps that use R-410A should be leak checked with? ✔✔Pressurized Nitrogen.
A reciprocating compressor should not be energized when? ✔✔The discharge service valve is
closed.
In a refrigeration system, the component directly following the evaporator is the?
✔✔Accumulator.
Manifold gauge set hoses should have self-sealing connectors or hand valves to? ✔✔Minimize
the release of refrigerant when the hoses are connected & disconnected.
The EPA regulations require that leaking commercial or industrial process refrigeration
equipment must be repaired when the leak rate exceeds _____ of the charge per year. ✔✔35%
Moisture is removed from a system by? ✔✔Using a filter drier.
Oil foaming usually occurs in the? ✔✔Compressor
R-410A is different from other ASHRAE 400 series non-azeotropic blends because? ✔✔R-410A
behaves as a near azeotropic refrigerant, & can be topped off.
With an air-cooled condenser on the roof of a building & the evaporator on the first floor,
recovery should first occur? ✔✔From the liquid line entering the evaporator.
A deep vacuum is usually measured in? ✔✔Microns.
Heat Pumps that use R-134A should be leak checked with? ✔✔Pressurized Nitrogen.
During the evacuation of a system that contains large amounts of moisture it may be necessary to
increase pressure in the system with ________, to counteract the freezing of the moisture.
✔✔Nitrogen.
When under a deep vacuum, t
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