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LCritchfi

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The outdoor air-cooled condensing unit consists of:
 
  A) A compressor, condenser coil, a condenser fan, evaporator coil, and the necessary electrical control box assembly.
  B) A compressor, condenser coil, a condenser fan, and the necessary electrical control box assembly.
  C) Copper tubing surrounded by aluminum fins and a condenser fan, a refrigerant expansion device, and the necessary electrical control box assembly.
  D) Copper tubing surrounded by aluminum fins and a condenser fan, and the necessary electrical control box assembly.

Question 2

The start capacitor for fractional horsepower, open-type capacitor start motors is removed from the circuit by:
 
  A) The normally closed points on the motor relay. B) A centrifugal switch.
  C) A normally open, manual pushbutton switch. D) A Hall effect sensing switch.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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