Core
Type I - Small Appliances
Type II - High Pressure
Type III - Low Pressure
Safety & Regulations
100

This refrigerant type contains chlorine and damages the ozone layer.

What is a CFC?

100

Small appliances contain less than this amount of refrigerant.

What is 5 pounds?

100

This refrigerant is commonly used in residential split systems.

What is R-410A?

100

Low-pressure systems are commonly used in this type of equipment.

What are chillers?

100

This law governs refrigerant handling in the U.S.

What is the Clean Air Act?

200

This must be done before opening any system containing refrigerant.

What is refrigerant recovery?

200

Recovery equipment for small appliances must be capable of reaching this condition.

What is a vacuum?

200

High pressure systems operate above this pressure range.

What is above 155 psig?

200

These systems typically operate in a vacuum.

What are low-pressure systems?

200

This gas can form when refrigerant contacts an open flame.

What is phosgene gas?

300

This device removes refrigerant and stores it in a cylinder.

What is a recovery machine?

300

This type of compressor is commonly found in small appliances and is not field serviceable.

What is a hermetic compressor?

300

When recovering refrigerant from a high-pressure system with a non-operating compressor, EPA guidelines require the technician to recover refrigerant to this level before opening the system.

What is 0 psig?

300

Air and moisture entering the system are called this.

What are non-condensables?

300

Refrigerant exposure to skin can cause this injury.

What is frostbite?

400

DAILY DOUBLE

This happens when refrigerant is released into the atmosphere, which is prohibited by EPA regulations.

What is venting?

400

When recovering refrigerant from small appliances, this can be used instead of system pressure.

What is system-dependent (passive) recovery?

400

DAILY DOUBLE

When a system has a major leak, recovery requirements change to this level.

What is 0 psig?

400

These must be removed to prevent system inefficiency.

What are non-condensables?

400

This must be present on recovery cylinders to identify contents.

What is a label?

500

This term refers to the temperature at which a refrigerant boils at a given pressure.

What is saturation temperature?

500

DAILY DOUBLE

Before disposing of a small appliance, this must be done to the refrigerant.

What is recover it?

500

This component often fails if liquid refrigerant enters it.

What is the compressor?

500

DAILY DOUBLE

When recovering refrigerant from a low-pressure system, this must be done first to speed up the process.

What is raising system pressure (or warming the system water)?

500

DAILY DOUBLE

This international agreement aimed to phase out ozone-depleting substances.

What is the Montreal Protocol?

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