EPA 608 TYPE 2 TEST 2025-2026 ACTUAL EXAM 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Overview:
Type II Certification is required for technicians who service, maintain, or dispose
of high-pressure appliances (excluding small appliances and motor vehicle
A/Cs). This comprehensive guide reflects the latest 2025–2026 exam updates and
ensures learners master all relevant topics with clarity and accuracy.
Key Features:
200 verified questions with correct answers.
Updated for the 2025–2026 testing cycle.
Covers all core EPA Type II content, including:
o Recovery techniques for high-pressure appliances.
o Leak detection, repair requirements, and compliance.
o Refrigerant safety and environmental regulations.
o Recovery cylinder and equipment use.
o Disposal practices for high-pressure refrigerant appliances.
Verified A+ graded content for guaranteed reliability.
Purpose:
To provide technicians with a trusted exam prep tool for Type II
Certification.
To ensure complete understanding of EPA rules and refrigerant handling
practices for high-pressure systems.
To help HVAC students and professionals pass on their first attempt.
Recommended For:
HVAC technicians working on high-pressure appliances.
Students in HVAC/R training programs.
Professionals preparing for the EPA 608 Type II Certification Exam.
,✅ With 200 real and verified questions/answers, this resource is an excellent
study companion to guarantee exam readiness for the EPA 608 Type II Exam
(2025–2026).
On a unit that has a receiver/storage tank, and the condenser is on the roof with an evaporator on the
first floor, recovery should begin from the liquid line entering the ________. - ANSWER-evaporator
After recovery, refrigerant may be returned to the appliance from which it was removed or to another
appliance owned by the same person without being _____ or _____. Exception: MVAC like appliances. -
ANSWER-recycled reclaimed
The technician should always ______ an empty recovery cylinder before transferring _______ to the
cylinder. - ANSWER-evacuate refrigerant
______ ______, self-sealing hoses, or hand valves should be used (as low loss fittings) to minimize
refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected. - ANSWER-quick couplers
Quick couplers, ____ ____ ____, or hand valves should be used (as low loss fittings) to minimize
refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected. - ANSWER-self sealing hoses
Quick couplers, self-sealing hoses, or _____ _____ should be used (as low loss fittings) to minimize
refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected. - ANSWER-hand valves
Appropriate recovery equipment has been certified by an EPA approved laboratory (UL or ETL) to meet
or exceed ______ standards. - ANSWER-ARI
Refrigerant recovery and/or recycling equipment manufactured after November 15, 1993, must be
certified and _______ by an EPA ______ equipment testing organization to meet EPA standards. -
ANSWER-labeled approved
Refrigerant recovery and/or recycling equipment manufactured after _________, must be certified and
labeled by an EPA approved equipment testing organization to meet EPA standards. -
ANSWERnovember 15 1993
, Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
HCFC-22 appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing LESS than 200 lbs. of refrigerant:
Equipment before 11/15/93_____ after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-0 0
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
HCFC-22 appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing MORE than 200 lbs. of
refrigerant: Equipment before 11/15/93_____ after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-4 10
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
Other high pressure appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing LESS than 200 lbs. of
refrigerant: Equipment before 11/15/93_____ after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-4 10
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
Other high pressure appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing MORE than 200 lbs.
of refrigerant: Equipment before
11/15/93_____ after
11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-4 15
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
Very high pressure appliances
Equipment before 11/15/93_____
after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-0 0
After reaching the desired vacuum, the technician should wait a few minutes to see if the system
pressure rises, which would indicate there is still refrigerant in _____ form or in the ____. -
ANSWERliquid oil
What psig is considered Atmospheric pressure - ANSWER-0 psig
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Overview:
Type II Certification is required for technicians who service, maintain, or dispose
of high-pressure appliances (excluding small appliances and motor vehicle
A/Cs). This comprehensive guide reflects the latest 2025–2026 exam updates and
ensures learners master all relevant topics with clarity and accuracy.
Key Features:
200 verified questions with correct answers.
Updated for the 2025–2026 testing cycle.
Covers all core EPA Type II content, including:
o Recovery techniques for high-pressure appliances.
o Leak detection, repair requirements, and compliance.
o Refrigerant safety and environmental regulations.
o Recovery cylinder and equipment use.
o Disposal practices for high-pressure refrigerant appliances.
Verified A+ graded content for guaranteed reliability.
Purpose:
To provide technicians with a trusted exam prep tool for Type II
Certification.
To ensure complete understanding of EPA rules and refrigerant handling
practices for high-pressure systems.
To help HVAC students and professionals pass on their first attempt.
Recommended For:
HVAC technicians working on high-pressure appliances.
Students in HVAC/R training programs.
Professionals preparing for the EPA 608 Type II Certification Exam.
,✅ With 200 real and verified questions/answers, this resource is an excellent
study companion to guarantee exam readiness for the EPA 608 Type II Exam
(2025–2026).
On a unit that has a receiver/storage tank, and the condenser is on the roof with an evaporator on the
first floor, recovery should begin from the liquid line entering the ________. - ANSWER-evaporator
After recovery, refrigerant may be returned to the appliance from which it was removed or to another
appliance owned by the same person without being _____ or _____. Exception: MVAC like appliances. -
ANSWER-recycled reclaimed
The technician should always ______ an empty recovery cylinder before transferring _______ to the
cylinder. - ANSWER-evacuate refrigerant
______ ______, self-sealing hoses, or hand valves should be used (as low loss fittings) to minimize
refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected. - ANSWER-quick couplers
Quick couplers, ____ ____ ____, or hand valves should be used (as low loss fittings) to minimize
refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected. - ANSWER-self sealing hoses
Quick couplers, self-sealing hoses, or _____ _____ should be used (as low loss fittings) to minimize
refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected. - ANSWER-hand valves
Appropriate recovery equipment has been certified by an EPA approved laboratory (UL or ETL) to meet
or exceed ______ standards. - ANSWER-ARI
Refrigerant recovery and/or recycling equipment manufactured after November 15, 1993, must be
certified and _______ by an EPA ______ equipment testing organization to meet EPA standards. -
ANSWER-labeled approved
Refrigerant recovery and/or recycling equipment manufactured after _________, must be certified and
labeled by an EPA approved equipment testing organization to meet EPA standards. -
ANSWERnovember 15 1993
, Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
HCFC-22 appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing LESS than 200 lbs. of refrigerant:
Equipment before 11/15/93_____ after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-0 0
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
HCFC-22 appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing MORE than 200 lbs. of
refrigerant: Equipment before 11/15/93_____ after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-4 10
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
Other high pressure appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing LESS than 200 lbs. of
refrigerant: Equipment before 11/15/93_____ after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-4 10
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
Other high pressure appliance or isolated component of such, normally containing MORE than 200 lbs.
of refrigerant: Equipment before
11/15/93_____ after
11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-4 15
Required Recovery Levels in Inches of Mercury:
Very high pressure appliances
Equipment before 11/15/93_____
after 11/15/93_____ - ANSWER-0 0
After reaching the desired vacuum, the technician should wait a few minutes to see if the system
pressure rises, which would indicate there is still refrigerant in _____ form or in the ____. -
ANSWERliquid oil
What psig is considered Atmospheric pressure - ANSWER-0 psig
