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darbym82

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What components on an oil furnace should be changed annually?
 
  A) The fuel-line filter and the nozzle
  B) The fuel-line filter, nozzle, ignition transformer, and electrodes
  C) The fuel-line filter
  D) The fuel-line filter, nozzle, and electrodes

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The distance from the register that the air will travel before it slows down to the terminal velocity listed in the engineering data is known as a register's:
 
  A) Throw. B) Reach. C) Z dimension. D) Effective length.



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