High-pressure systems & components: EPA 608 Practice Questions

Pressure classes, receivers, accumulators, service valves.
Question 1
Under Section 608, a high-pressure appliance uses a refrigerant whose saturation pressure at 104°F is between which values?
Question 2
R-134a is classified as what kind of refrigerant under the Section 608 pressure definitions?
Question 3
Which refrigerant is listed as an example of a very high-pressure refrigerant?
Question 4
What is the job of a receiver in a high-pressure system?
Question 5
What does a suction-line accumulator do?
Question 6
A technician wants to read pressure at a service valve with a back seat. In what position should the valve stem be?
Question 7
What does a heat pump's reversing valve do?
Question 8
Bubbles in the liquid-line sight glass of a TXV system that has been running steadily usually indicate what?
Question 9
Why does removing the Schrader valve cores with a core-removal tool help during evacuation?
Question 10
Which equipment does Type II certification cover?
Question 11
An off-road tractor cab AC with an open-drive compressor holds 4 lb of R-134a. Which certification may a technician use to service it?
Question 12
Where is the liquid-line filter-drier installed in a split system?
Question 13
Ice forms on the indoor coil of an air conditioner. Besides low charge, what is a common cause?
Question 14
What does a high-pressure cutout switch protect against?

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