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How does accumulated dirt on the condenser coil affect system operation?
 
  A) Condenser pressure and temperature drop.
  B) Condenser pressure drops but temperature rises.
  C) Condenser temperature drops but pressure rises.
  D) Raises the condenser pressure and temperature

Question 2

What input sensor is found in the filter section?
 
  A) Mixed-air temperature sensor B) Filter moisture-sensing capillary
  C) Filter status switch D) Low-temperature thermostat



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Answer to Question 1

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