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vinney12

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How would one know if a refillable refrigerant cylinder is safe to use?
 
  A) It will have an inspection date stamped at the bottom.
  B) It will have an inspection date stamped at the top.
  C) It will have an inspection date stamped at the middle.
  D) It will have an inspection date stamped at the side.

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When disassembling a turbine meter, use a recommended ________ to wash the rotor and support assembly.
 
  A) solvent or alcohol B) soaking time C) pressure washer D) soap or detergent



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