Refrigeration Basics Quiz
Refrigeration Basics Quiz
Test your skills to see if you are a refrigeration basics pro… or a parts changer
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Great quiz! And I had just left in prior comment today a request for refrigeration type questions. Troubleshooting type questions would also be appreciated. Thanks for taking time to create these quizzes.
Great quiz! And I had just left in prior comment today a request for refrigeration type questions. Troubleshooting type questions would also be appreciated. Thanks for taking time to create these quizzes.
Noted and appreciated. Happy new year Joe.
Noted and appreciated. Happy new year Joe.
There were multiple answers on the 3 I got wrong,haven’t done a whole lot of Refrigeration lately,but they were all right.You need to look at little deeper.Overall good quiz,Jeremy.
There were multiple answers on the 3 I got wrong,haven’t done a whole lot of Refrigeration lately,but they were all right.You need to look at little deeper.Overall good quiz,Jeremy.
Flooding controls maintain liquid and discharge pressure. Other conditions are a byproduct.
Flooding controls maintain liquid and discharge pressure. Other conditions are a byproduct.
great quiz,specially coz i work just amonia plant and english is no my main language its part from preparation for my F gas qualification thank you so much for help
great quiz,specially coz i work just amonia plant and english is no my main language its part from preparation for my F gas qualification thank you so much for help
Muito bom o curso. mais muiatas palavras em ingles que não domino mais mesmo assim deu para o gasto, estão de parbéns
Muito bom o curso. mais muiatas palavras em ingles que não domino mais mesmo assim deu para o gasto, estão de parbéns
Thanks for the test. Controls are all that I need to get a hold of. Haha. Learning is my goal.
Thanks for the test. Controls are all that I need to get a hold of. Haha. Learning is my goal.
Typically, a cold control senses coil temperature in a reach-in to ensure off-cycle defrost. In a walk-in, a cold control normally senses box temperature.
Typically, a cold control senses coil temperature in a reach-in to ensure off-cycle defrost. In a walk-in, a cold control normally senses box temperature.
Interesting quiz, 10/10 had to guess the thermostat one tho, its not a thing here.
Interesting quiz, 10/10 had to guess the thermostat one tho, its not a thing here.
I’m lovin these podcasts..
I’m lovin these podcasts..
I’m brand new to the industry and have only been training for the last month. I find your media to be a great public service and the vast access to the knowledge that you share has been invaluable to me in my training. Thank you so much for sharing so much useful content with the hvac community!! Looking forward to sifting through all the content during my journey to become an expert technician
I’m brand new to the industry and have only been training for the last month. I find your media to be a great public service and the vast access to the knowledge that you share has been invaluable to me in my training. Thank you so much for sharing so much useful content with the hvac community!! Looking forward to sifting through all the content during my journey to become an expert technician
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