Free 25-question HVAC quiz on recovery rules, cylinder safety, system accessories, gas and oil furnaces, and ductwork. Foundation level with instant scoring.
These questions are for study practice only and are not official exam questions.
Question 1
1
Section 609 of the Clean Air Act, separate from 608, covers refrigerant handling for:
Question 2
2
Before opening a small appliance for repair, a Type I technician must recover refrigerant to:
Question 3
3
Recovered refrigerant that has only been pulled from one system and not processed may legally be:
Question 4
4
Mixing two different refrigerants in one recovery cylinder is a problem because:
Question 5
5
Overfilling a recovery cylinder is dangerous because:
Question 6
6
An ozone-friendly substitute must still be handled under 608 if it:
Question 7
7
DOT regulations on refrigerant cylinders mainly address:
Question 8
8
A refrigerant's ODP of zero means it:
Question 9
9
The four major components of a basic refrigeration system are:
Question 10
10
Heat always travels naturally from:
Question 11
11
One ton of refrigeration equals:
Question 12
12
A 'flooded' evaporator (very low superheat) risks:
Question 13
13
The accumulator in some systems is installed to:
Question 14
14
A receiver in a refrigeration system stores:
Question 15
15
A filter drier is installed to:
Question 16
16
Moisture inside a refrigeration system is harmful because it can:
Question 17
17
Natural gas is delivered to a residential furnace at a manifold pressure typically near:
Question 18
18
The draft inducer (induced-draft) motor on a furnace:
Question 19
19
A pressure (draft) switch on an induced-draft furnace proves that:
Question 20
20
Oil furnaces atomize fuel oil with a:
Question 21
21
A cad cell in an oil burner is used to:
Question 22
22
Increasing duct restriction (higher static pressure) generally causes blower airflow to:
Question 23
23
A return-air duct that is too small will typically cause:
Question 24
24
A heat pump in heating mode treats the indoor coil as the:
Question 25
25
Supply registers and return grilles are part of a building's:
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