Type I — Small AppliancesQuestion 93 of 240
A shop buys a new recovery machine to service small appliances. Recovery equipment manufactured after November 15, 1993 must meet which requirement?
a.It must have no more than a 15-pound cylinder capacity
b.It must be certified by an EPA-approved equipment testing organization
c.It must be rated only for low-pressure refrigerants
d.It must be painted gray with a yellow top
Explanation
Recovery and recycling equipment manufactured on or after November 15, 1993 must be certified by an EPA-approved (third-party) testing organization to meet the applicable recovery standards. This ensures the machine can actually reach the required recovery efficiency. Cylinder color rules apply to DOT recovery cylinders, not to the certification of the machine.
Law Reference: 40 CFR §82.158Practice all 240 questions free — no signup required.
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