This quiz, titled '3E151 C set Vol 4', assesses knowledge on the operation and maintenance of heating systems, specifically tent heaters. It covers key components like the immersion heater's combustion chamber, the vaporizer plate, and the operation of Preway heaters, essential for ensuring safety and efficiency in heater usage.
R–12.
R–22.
R–404a.
R–502.
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Turn the unit on.
Switch to heat mode.
Correct the malfunction.
Switch to ventilation mode.
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Steady reading of at least two volts.
Fluctuating reading of at least two volts.
Steady reading of at least four volts.
Fluctuating reading of at least four volts.
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Refrigerator does not start.
Insufficient cooling.
Excessively noisy operation.
Compressor fails to start.
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Evaporator will starve and not enough oil circulated in the system.
Condenser will starve and not enough oil circulated in the system.
Evaporator will get dirty and plugged.
Condenser will get dirty and plugged.
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Cart-type ducted.
Immersion.
1941 tent.
Electric.
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Burner plate.
Vaporizer plate.
Vertical partition.
Flue compartment.
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Type I, Model M1941.
Type II, Model M1941.
Yukon, Model M1950.
Preway.
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Restricted combustion air inlet.
Oil control valve set too low.
Insufficient priming.
Air lock in fuel line.
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Loose fitting pipe.
Top of rain cap below ridge of a building.
Large trees extending above the building.
Additional lengths of smokestack added on.
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Thermostat has defects.
Loose mounting hardware.
Evaporator screen dirty or clogged.
Continuity of fuses F1, F2, and F3.
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After it has been clean.
Soon as you receive the unit.
When the shop supervisor approves it.
After pre-operation checks are complete.
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Evaporator temperature is below freezing or defrost key is pressed on controller.
Outside temperature is below freezing or defrost key is pressed on controller.
Evaporator temperature is below freezing and the box is empty.
Outside temperature is below freezing the box is full.
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208/230 volts alternating current (VAC).
208/230 volts direct current (VDC).
24 VAC.
24 VDC.
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Warn you of potential dangers.
Find and correct or report problems.
Tell you about the unit you are working on.
Find and order the right replacement parts.
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FDECU Type 3 has no crankcase heater.
FDECU Type3 weighs more.
FDECU Type 3 weighs less.
There is no difference.
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Visiting officer’s quarters.
Visiting Airman’s quarters.
Any mission essential facility
Senior noncommissioned officers quarters.
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Noisy fuel pump.
Flame failure during firing cycle.
Burner fails to ignite.
Boiler fails to start.
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208-volt, three-phase, 60-cycle.
208-volt, three-phase, 50-cycle.
125-volt, one-phase, 60-cycle.
125-volt, one-phase, 50-cycle.
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First.
Second.
Third.
Fourth.
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Increased torque.
Increased running temperatures.
Shorter life.
Longer life.
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Structural repairs only.
Electrical repair only.
Structural and electrical repairs.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system repairs.
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Burner compartment.
Flue compartment.
Vertical partition.
Vaporizer plate.
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Vaporizing nozzle.
Vaporizing sleeve.
Vaporizing wick.
Vaporizing pot.
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The ON position.
The OFF position.
High fire.
Low fire.
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The heater not being level.
An air lock in the fuel line.
A broken siphon tube.
Water in the oil.
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140°Fahrenheit (F).
160°F.
190°F.
200°F.
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Low-water probe.
Load limit switch.
Operating limit control.
Flame safeguard control.
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1/8 to ½ a sight glass with the compressor off.
¾ to ½ a sight glass with the compressor off.
1/8 to ½ a sight glass with the compressor running.
¾ to ½ a sight glass with the compressor running.
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Low pressure switch.
High pressure switch.
Circuit breaker.
Motor protector (TH).
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Steel.
Sheet metal.
Die cast metal.
Aluminum-skinned composite panels.
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Evaporator fan motor belt loose or slipping.
Defective crankcase heater.
Low refrigerant charge.
Dirty condenser coil.
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In the applicable technical manual.
Commercial manuals.
Air Force pamphlets.
On the unit.
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Fly.
Tent frame.
End section.
Window sections.
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They are larger because of the higher voltage and less current draw.
They are smaller because of the higher voltage and less current draw.
They are larger because of the higher voltage and higher current draw.
They are smaller because of the higher voltage and higher current draw.
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1 to 3.
2 to 4.
3 to 5.
4 to 6.
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Pump rotating in opposite direction.
Pump being out of adjustment.
Contactor being defective.
Suction line leaking.
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Counterclockwise.
Clockwise.
Down.
Up.
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Low-water probe.
High limit control.
Load limit switch.
Flame safeguard control.
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50 pounds per square inch (psi).
45 psi.
40 psi.
35 psi.
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Automatic operated air vents.
Hand operated air vents.
Automatic operated air band.
Hand operated air band.
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Remove the end cap from the side of the pump and turn the pressure regulating set screw clockwise until you get a proper reading.
Remove the end cap from the top of pump and turn the pressure regulating set screw clockwise until you get a proper reading.
Remove the end cap from the side of pump and turn the pressure regulating set screw counterclockwise until you get a proper reading.
Remove the end cap from the top of pump and turn the pressure regulating set screw counterclockwise until you get a proper reading.
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Using a hexagonal wrench and turning counterclockwise.
Using a hexagonal wrench and turning clockwise.
Turning the screen counterclockwise by hand.
Turning the screen clockwise by hand.
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Electrode on burner assembly.
Electrode rod on low-water probe.
Manual shutoff valve.
Magnetic fuel valve.
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–5 to 25° Fahrenheit (F).
0 to 25°F.
–5 to 35°F.
0 to 35°F.
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Fan motor and deenergizes the solenoid valve.
Solenoid valve and deenergizes the fan motor.
Compressor and deenergizes the fan motor.
Fan motor and deenergizes the compressor.
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4,000 pounds (lbs).
6,000 lbs.
8,000 lbs.
10,000 lbs.
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Three-phase, four-wire, 208/220-volt direct current (VDC).
Three-phase, three-wire, 208/220-VDC.
Three-phase, four-wire, 208/220-volt alternating current (VAC).
Three-phase, three-wire, 208/220-VAC.
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