EPA 608 Certification Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers | Latest Version (2025/2026) Graded A+

EPA 608 Certification Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers | Latest Version (2025/2026) Graded A+ What date was the sale of CFC's & HCFC's restricted to technicians certified in refrigerant recovery? - answer-November 14, 1994 Section 608 of the Federal Clean Air Act requires technicians to what? - answer-Recover all refrigerants. The objective of the Clean Air Act is to protect what? - answer-The earth's stratosphere. HFC's - answer-Hydrofluorocarbon’s CFC's - answer-Chlorofluorocarbon’s ODP - answer-Ozone Depletion Potential Which international treaty agreement was the basis for Section 608? - answer-The Montreal Protocol. Depletion of the ozone in the stratosphere is known to cause what 6 things? - answer-1. Crop losses 2.Increases in eye diseases 3.Skin Cancer 4.Reduced marine life 5.Deforestation 6.Increased ground level ozoneWhat happens when CFC or HCFC molecules get in the stratosphere & free atoms of Chlorine are set free? - answer-These atoms attack Ozone Molecules causing the formation of Chlorine Monoxide (CLO), after colliding with another Ozone Molecule, causes 2 Oxygen (O2) molecules to be made & leaving an atom of chlorine to act as "Free Agent" starting the process over until 100,000 molecules of Ozone are destroyed by just one atom of chloride. What date was recovery equipment required to be certified by a lab, & achieve higher evacuation levels, & have low loss fittings? - answer-November 15, 1993 On what date was technician certification required? - answer-November 14, 1994 What date was CFC's phased out of production? - answer-December 31, 1995 What is EPA 608 Type I certification? - answer-Persons who maintain, service, repair, or dispose of small appliances (containing 5 pounds of refrigerant (or less). What is EPA 608 Type II certification? - answer-Persons who maintain, service, repair, or dispose of high and very high pressure appliances. Except small appliances and motor vehicle air conditioning systems.