Exam

[bernard]

Hi if anyone would like a 100 question refrigeration exam let me know and I,ll send it to you,with in reason i.e the first 20 then one of you can take over

Regards bernard

[bernard]

Hi all of those who have contacted me ,can I have your private e_mail address to attach the test to.Then hopefully the wise ones will help us answer the more difficult questions.


Regards Bernard

[eggs]

hello, i have a spare web page it can be hosted on if you like?

cheers

eggs

[bernard]

Hi eggs

Yes sounds good,how do we go about doing that then

Cheers bernard

[ecclesk]

Bernard,

received the exam, ticked the boxes, but how do i get my score?

ive clicked on submit answers but nothing happens.

Thanks

Karl

[eggs]

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/s.e.k/

Find the exam here chaps.

cheers

eggs

[bernard]

Cheers for that eggs,unfortunately you will not be able to obtain your results.

You will require the cd I have unless someone kows a way around it.

Regards Bernard

[frank]

Why don't you post the answers, say 10 at a time, something like :

1 = a
2 = c
3 = d

etc. etc.

[bernard]

Hi frank

Unfortunately I don,t have the answers.

It only gives me my % correct,it dosen,t tell me what I,ve got wrong.

If one of the wise ones wants to e-mail there answers I,ll put them in and hopefully it will be 100%

Its part of a course I,m working on each evening or when I get time.

Cheers Bernard

[frank]

I had a look at some of the questions and it appears to be American based. Some of the questions were, shall we say, ambiguous

[bernard]

1-D
2-A

well its a start

bernard

[frank]

Well, I got

1 = B
2 = B

[terrie73]

i've just finished level 3 air con and refrigeration
had 3 online exams pain in the rear i preffered the old system
at least ypu knew where you were

with this new style of exams you know straight away if you have passed or failed

this year was a bit up and down with the way it was put across i dought ill get my portfolio in buy tuesday 12 july as they have and me left things to the last minute ill guess ill just hand it in after september

i quite fancied doing a hnc/d but they have changed the electrical part 1 & 2 to a part 2 & 3 so i've got to go and finnish part 3 w3hile my part 1 is still valid if i wait to long i will loose part 1 and have to do another 2 years. (no thankyou) City & guilds

[bernard]

Hi

Unfortunately I gain no qualifications from this.

Its just a little bit of fun I bought from E-Bay,it was only 20.00.

It has a trouble shooting section which is good.

Its worth buying

Regards Bernard

[wambat]

I had a look at some of the questions and it appears to be American based. Some of the questions were, shall we say, ambiguous

Actually frank it was developed in Canada by a company called Seaside Computing They developed 2 versons Version II - Standard and Verson III a more advanced interactive one. as Bernard said the questions don't give the answers as such only a % correct. If you wanted the answers you would have to copy the answers on print and then look them up by going through the whole book. I'm too lazy for that but I did get 84%
correct when I tried. Like you said some questions are ambiguous unless you have the CD

[frank]

hi wambat

I meant bernard could write out his answers

[wambat]

hi wambat

I meant bernard could write out his answers

Yeah Bernard, I think Franks idea is "Capital"

[Lc_shi]

who have the answers of the 100 questions ? there are many abbreviation who can taught me what the meaning is ?
# List as follows:
PSC
CSCR
CSIR
LRA
EMF
FLA
PAG
POE
LLSV( liquid line solenoid valve?)
CPRV
EPRV
AEV
DOA
LPC
ODS

thanks

regards
Lichuan

[Peter_1]

For the first 3 abbreviations, have a look at www.tee.com.tr/p_ copm_wiring_diagrams.php

LRA = Locked Rotor Ampere
EMF = Electro Magnetic Field (?)
FLA = 'Full load' ampere
PAG and POE = some sort of oil type?
CPRV = Crankcase press reg valve
EPRV= same but evaporator
AEV = Automatic expansion valve (without a sensing bulb)
DOA =??
LPC = Low pressure contact
ODS = ??

Have also a look at http://www.refrigerationbasics.com/teachers.htm

Anyone has this CD's or willing to buy it together ?

[Temprite]

POE Polyolester
DOA Dead on arrival?
ODS Outdoor sensor?

[frank]

EMF = Electro motive force
PSC = Prospective Start Current ? (Prospective Short Circuit?)
CSCR = Capacitor Start, Capacitor Run
CSIR = Capacitor Start, Induction Run

[Temprite]

PSC Permanent split capacitor.

[wambat]

PAG = polyalkylglycol oil is extremely hydroscopic or the most hydroscopic and is used on auto AC. When a container of PAG oil is opened, some say that any left over oil should be appropriately disposed of rather than kept around as stock.
EMF = Electromotive force (voltage)
LPC = low pressure control
ODS = ozone depleting substance
PSC = permanent split capacitor
CSCR = Capacitor Start Capacitor Run Motor
CSIR = capacitor start induction run motor
DSV = discharge service valve
SSV = suction service valve
DOA Delegation Option Authorization, This means that if you don't like the particular job your on you can DOA it to someone else

[Lc_shi]

hi all ,
Very good lesson.
Hope to get the standard anwswers of the 100 questions.

Thanks

rgds
LC