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Garrulous

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After adding refrigerant to a nonpressurized container used with a system-dependent recovery device, the pressure of the container will:
 
  A) Remain at 0 psig.
  B) Decrease in proportion to the refrigerant added.
  C) Increase to the saturation point.
  D) Increase in proportion to the amount of refrigerant added.

Question 2

When using a recovery device manufactured before November 15, 1993, the recovery level for Type I appliances is:
 
  A) 80 percent of the system charge.
  B) 0 psig.
  C) 80 percent of the system charge if the compressor is operational, 90 percent if the compressor is nonoperational.
  D) 80 percent of the system charge if the compressor is nonoperational, 90 percent if the compressor is operational.



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Answer to Question 1

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