A35 FDNY COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS UPLOADED 2025 || A+ GRADED

A35 FDNY COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS UPLOADED 2025 || A+ GRADED 1. The air receiver - ANSWER Water builds up in the moisture separator assembly and the air receiver must be drained daily; however, there is one exception. Do not drain moisture from the air compressor when the ambient temperature drops below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. This is done by opening the drain valve and draining off the excess water. All safety valves should be manually operated every week. This is to ensure that they will function correctly in case of an emergency. It is recommended that the air receiver tank be pressure tested at a minimum of every 5 years by a qualified technician. 2. The Hose Connections - ANSWER All hose connections on the air compressor should be checked frequently by the Certificate of Fitness holder to make sure that they are tight. Never twist, bend or curl an air hose to stop the air hose. That's the job of the air valve. You should not patch a leaking hose with duct tape. You can replace the hose, or you can repair the leak by cutting out the bad section and joining the hose back together with a connector and clamps. The safety valves and gauges should be 1 checked regularly to make sure that they are in good working order. 3. The belts - ANSWER The belts must be inspected by the Certificate of Fitness Holder to make sure that the air compressor is running at the correct speed. First turn off the compressor and disconnect the power supply. If the belts are covered by a protective guard, remove the guard. If the belts are frayed or visibly damaged they must be replaced. To test the belt tension, firmly press down on the belt. If the belt moves more than one the inch, the flywheel may need to be adjusted. Make the adjustments as needed. If the adjustment does not work replace the belts with the belts as specified by the manufacturer