Dive into the Maintenance and troubleshooting Trivia Quiz! Assess your skills in HVAC system maintenance, focusing on electrical components, thermostat operations, and cooling systems. Perfect for learners aiming to enhance practical troubleshooting abilities in HVAC systems.
Touch each other
Expand and contract
Pull apart from each other
Create a high amperage draw
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Hot electrical panel
Cold electrical panel
Cold package air conditioner
Hot package air conditioner
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Fan realy
Fan speed relay
Evaporator relay
Condenser relay
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Open circuit
Short circuit
Grounded circuit
All of the above
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Setscrews
Snap rings
Lock pins
O-rings
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Control voltage
No control voltage
Too much control voltage
Not enough control voltage
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Power supply is energized and the voltage is correct
Connections are mechanically and electrically sound
Contacts on all relays are clean and free to move
Wires are all electrically insulated and tight
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Fall
Spring
Summer
Winter
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Auxiliary refrigerant
Auxiliary forced air
Auxiliary heat
All of the above
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Flow
Pressure
Water-sending
Velocity-sending
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Starting circuit
Fram mount
Motor air system
Shafts' drive mechanism
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A voltmeter
An ohmmeter
An anmeter
A clamp-on meter
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An evaporator
A condenser
A compressor
An expansion device
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Pump in manual
Sump in manual
Pump in auto
Sump in auto
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R, G, & W
R, G, & Y
V, B, & W
V, B, & Y
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A 4-hour standing vacuum test
An operational test of the system
Recurring maintenance
A leak check
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Compressor nameplate only
Refrigerator nameplate only.
Refrigerator nameplate and draw a diagram of the compressor lines and mounting
Compressor nameplate and draw a diagram of the compressor lines and mounting
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Metal can
Paper can
Plastic can
Bakelite iron can
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Compressor, the evaporator, and the outdoor fan
Indoor fan, the compressor, and the outdoor fan
Comrpessor, the indoor fan, and the defrost cycle
Outdoor fan, the indoor fan, and auxiliary heat
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Will not start
May run at normal speed
May run at a lower-than-normal speed
Will run at a higher-than-normal speed
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Pulley or belt drive
Bearings or the shaft
Pulleys or the shafts
End bells or ball bearings
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A blown fuse, closed circuit, and grounded circuit
A closed circuit, short circuit, and a blown fuse
A grounded circuit, closed circuit, and a short circuit
An open circuit, short circuit, and grounded circuit
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Incorrect overload switch
Open disconnect switch
Incorrect power supply
Open fuse or breaker
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Capacitor is open
Run windings are open
Start windings are open
Internal overload protector is open
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Completely filled with antifreeze
Completely filled with water
Completely drained
All of the above
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Wet type
Dry type
Round type
Square type
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Product being refrigerated
Condensing temperature
Size of the compressor
Ambient temperature
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A dirty coil and a fan running too slow
A dirty coil and a high suction pressure
Too much airflow and a high suction pressure
Too much airflow and a fan running too slow
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Low-pressure motor control
High-pressure safety switch.
Termination switch.
Oil pressure switch.
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Pressure test
Water flow test
Eddy-current check
Megger current check
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On the power and disconnnect at least one lead from the meter
Off the power and disconnect at least one lead from the meter
On the power and disconnect at least one lead from the component
Off the power and disconnect at least one lead from the component
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Pictoral and line diagrams
Line and sectional diagrams
Sectional and pictoral diagrams
Sectional and enhanced diamgrams
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Defrost is terminated by the time clock.
The unit operates with excessive head pressure
The unit operates with excessive suction pressure.
Manually initiated defrost is terminated by the temperature sensing device
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No control voltage
A burned transformer
No power to the G terminal
A wire burned off the compressor
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95*F + 15*F = 110*F and 245 psig
95*F + 20*F = 115*F and 265 psig
95*F + 25*F = 120*F and 286 psig
95*F + 30*F = 125*F and 301 psig
The high-side gauge readings
The low-side gauge readings
Ultralow pressure gauge readings
All of the above
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A monthly basis
A quarterly basis
A semiannual basis
An annual basis
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A defective start capacitor
A burned motor
A blown fuse
A closed circuit
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72*F
75*F
78*F
81*F
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Refrigerant and allow to cool
High side and allowing the pressures to equalize
Valves and allowing the pressures to equalize
Unit an allowing the pressures to equalize
R wire is broken
Contacts are broken
Y wire is broken
R and Y wires are both broken
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Mullion heater is defective.
Defrost time clock is defective
Defrost termination switch is defective.
Evaporator fan motor is defective
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Be a condenser in summer and an evaporator in winter
Be an evaporator in summer and a condenser in winter
Act only as an evaporator
Act only as a condenser
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Has an open winding
Has a grounded winding
Centrifugal switch is open
Centrifugal switch is closed
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One-eighth to one-fourth of the sight glass
One-fourth to three-fourths of the sight glass
One-fourth to one-half of the sight glass
Three-fourths to one-half of the sight glass
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30*F
45*F
50*F
65*F
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Compressor pressure
Condenser pressure
Air tmeperature in the box
Air temperature at the condenser
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Low suction pressure and high discharge pressure
High suction pressure and low discharge pressure
Low suction pressure and low discharge pressure
High suction pressure and high discharge pressure
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