EPA 608 Type II · Recovery Techniques · Hard
Where should you recover refrigerant from if the system has a receiver?
Answer: A. The receiver.
- AThe receiver.✓ Correct
- BThe suction line.
- CThe condenser inlet.
- DThe evaporator outlet.
Why A is right
If a system has a receiver, it holds most of the liquid charge, making it the best recovery point.
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