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What are the 4 basic parts of the refrigeration Cycle - Answer Compressor, Condenser, Metering Device, Evaporator What state is the refrigerant in when it is in the suction line - Answer Vapor What state is refrigerant in when it is in the discharge line - Answer Liquid Component that removes heat from the superheated refrigerant. - Answer Condenser Component that absorbs heat - Answer Evaporator Refrigerant is above saturation Temperature - Answer Superheat Refrigerant is brought back down below saturation temperature - Answer Sub-cooling Component that controls the flow of refrigerant - Answer Metering Device Which line in the refrigeration system is warm? - Answer Discharge Line Which line in the refrigeration system is cool? - Answer Suction Line Which line in the refrigeration system is - Answer Liquid Line Thermostat Terminals - Answer y-coooling G-fan W- heating R-power line. 5 types of Compressors - Answer Screw, Scroll, Rotary, Reciprocator, Centrigiful Proper procedure for setting an Air Handler up in attic - Answer 2X4 under the pan then inside put the rubber blocks. Put on the air handler.

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CFESA-HVAC Cycle 6 test-
Refrigeration
What are the 4 basic parts of the refrigeration Cycle - Answer Compressor, Condenser,
Metering Device, Evaporator



What state is the refrigerant in when it is in the suction line - Answer Vapor



What state is refrigerant in when it is in the discharge line - Answer Liquid



Component that removes heat from the superheated refrigerant. - Answer Condenser



Component that absorbs heat - Answer Evaporator



Refrigerant is above saturation Temperature - Answer Superheat



Refrigerant is brought back down below saturation temperature - Answer Sub-cooling



Component that controls the flow of refrigerant - Answer Metering Device



Which line in the refrigeration system is warm? - Answer Discharge Line



Which line in the refrigeration system is cool? - Answer Suction Line



Which line in the refrigeration system is - Answer Liquid Line



Thermostat Terminals - Answer y-coooling

G-fan

W- heating

R-power line.



5 types of Compressors - Answer Screw, Scroll, Rotary, Reciprocator, Centrigiful



Proper procedure for setting an Air Handler up in attic - Answer 2X4 under the pan then inside
put the rubber blocks. Put on the air handler.

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