Section 609 Automotive AC quiz well answered
already passed
1. Which component of CFC refrigerant is the
Chlorine pg1
cause of ozone depletion?
2. The Stratospheric Ozone layer protects us from;ultraviolet radiation pg1
3. The current standard for recovery only J2810 pg3
equipment is SAE;
4. When checking a cylinder of recycled 76 psig pg10
HFC-134a for non-condensable gasses at
70F, the pressure should not exceed:
5. Section 609 of the Federal Clean Air Act all of the above pg 1
requires that all persons servicing motor
vehicle air condi- tioning must;
6. After charging a system using manifold must be recovered pg 5
gauges, the refrigerant in the hoses;
7. Recovery cylinders must be; UL or DOT approved
8. After initial recovery procedures, the . wait 5 minutes to
technician should; determine if the system
returns to a positive
pressure
9. Violations of Section 609 of the Clean Air Act
may result in; all of the above
10. After initial recovery procedure, if additional recov- 2 minutes
ery is required, repeat the recovery process
until the A/C system vacuum remains
stable for;
11. EPA - SNAP approved
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, Section 609 Automotive AC quiz well answered
already passed
Before retrofitting a motor vehicle air
conditioning system, make sure that the
replacement refriger- ant is:
12. Before charging a system with recycled refrigerant, non consensables
the refrigerant should be checked for;
13. Service hoses must have within 12" (30cm) shut ott valves
of the end of the hose.
14. When disposing of an empty or near empty dispos- all of above
able cylinder, you should;
15. Prior to introducing recovered refrigerant to a mo- recycle the
refrigerant to SAE
tor vehicle; standards (J1991 or J2099)
16. . Refrigerant must not be vented because; all of the above
17. Before transferring recycled refrigerant evacuated to at least 27" hg.
into an empty storage cylinder, the cylinder
should first be;
18. One kilogram is equal to; 2.2 pounds
19. Recycling equipment manufactured to only if it came from a motor
SAE stan- dards is capable of cleaning ve- hicle
refrigerants to an ac- ceptable level;
20. Recovery cylinders must not be filled above 80% of any of above
their capacity and the safe filling capacity can
be controlled by;
21. When servicing a vehicle charged with HFC-134a, you
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already passed
1. Which component of CFC refrigerant is the
Chlorine pg1
cause of ozone depletion?
2. The Stratospheric Ozone layer protects us from;ultraviolet radiation pg1
3. The current standard for recovery only J2810 pg3
equipment is SAE;
4. When checking a cylinder of recycled 76 psig pg10
HFC-134a for non-condensable gasses at
70F, the pressure should not exceed:
5. Section 609 of the Federal Clean Air Act all of the above pg 1
requires that all persons servicing motor
vehicle air condi- tioning must;
6. After charging a system using manifold must be recovered pg 5
gauges, the refrigerant in the hoses;
7. Recovery cylinders must be; UL or DOT approved
8. After initial recovery procedures, the . wait 5 minutes to
technician should; determine if the system
returns to a positive
pressure
9. Violations of Section 609 of the Clean Air Act
may result in; all of the above
10. After initial recovery procedure, if additional recov- 2 minutes
ery is required, repeat the recovery process
until the A/C system vacuum remains
stable for;
11. EPA - SNAP approved
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8
, Section 609 Automotive AC quiz well answered
already passed
Before retrofitting a motor vehicle air
conditioning system, make sure that the
replacement refriger- ant is:
12. Before charging a system with recycled refrigerant, non consensables
the refrigerant should be checked for;
13. Service hoses must have within 12" (30cm) shut ott valves
of the end of the hose.
14. When disposing of an empty or near empty dispos- all of above
able cylinder, you should;
15. Prior to introducing recovered refrigerant to a mo- recycle the
refrigerant to SAE
tor vehicle; standards (J1991 or J2099)
16. . Refrigerant must not be vented because; all of the above
17. Before transferring recycled refrigerant evacuated to at least 27" hg.
into an empty storage cylinder, the cylinder
should first be;
18. One kilogram is equal to; 2.2 pounds
19. Recycling equipment manufactured to only if it came from a motor
SAE stan- dards is capable of cleaning ve- hicle
refrigerants to an ac- ceptable level;
20. Recovery cylinders must not be filled above 80% of any of above
their capacity and the safe filling capacity can
be controlled by;
21. When servicing a vehicle charged with HFC-134a, you
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