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Explain how you would test for 240 and 120 V AC in a fusible disconnect on the line-side and load-side terminals.
 
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What refrigeration component makes it possible to use a single compressor to control multiple cases at different temperatures?
 
  A) Liquid solenoid valve B) Suction line accumulator
  C) Crankcase pressure regulator D) Evaporator pressure regulator



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Answer to Question 1

Use the diagram in Fig. 8-18. The line side is generally the top terminals of the fused disconnect and the bottom terminals are usually load side terminals.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 26, 2018
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