Author Question: Isolation joints are also known as _____. a. separation joints b. control joints c. expansion ... (Read 154 times)

geoffrey

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Isolation joints are also known as _____.
 
  a. separation joints
  b. control joints
  c. expansion joints
  d. movement joints

Question 2

An air conditioner with a thermostatic expansion valve is operating with a condenser saturation temperature of 110F and a liquid line temperature of 85F. The factory specified subcooling for the current operating condition is 10F. After checking the condenser coil and airflow, the technician should:
 
  A) Leave the charge alone because it is cooling even better than factory specifications.
  B) Add charge because the system is undercharged.
  C) Recover charge because the system is overcharged.
  D) Move some of the charge from the low side of the system to the high side of the system to balance the charge.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

C



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