Small appliance disposal: EPA 608 Practice Questions

Final processor duties, signed statements, three-year records.
Question 1
Who is responsible for making sure refrigerant is removed from a small appliance before it is scrapped?
Question 2
A scrap yard accepts a refrigerator with a signed statement that the refrigerant was recovered. What must the statement include?
Question 3
How long must a final processor keep signed recovery statements or contracts on site?
Question 4
A refrigerator arrives at a scrap yard with no refrigerant left because it leaked out. What does the final processor need?
Question 5
How must a final processor let suppliers know that refrigerant has to be recovered before delivery?
Question 6
A supplier cut the refrigerant lines of a freezer to empty it, then signed a statement that the refrigerant leaked out. Is the statement valid?
Question 7
What happens if a final processor accepts a recovery statement it knows is false?
Question 8
To what level must refrigerant be recovered from a small appliance before disposal?

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