Technicians who perform sealed-system service on small appliances must have

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Technicians who perform sealed-system service on small appliances must have

Technicians who service sealed systems in small appliances must hold EPA Type I or Universal certification. Type I covers servicing small appliances that contain five pounds of refrigerant or less, which is the typical range for window units, dehumidifiers, and similar equipment. Universal certification includes Type I, II, and III, so it also satisfies the requirement for small appliances. The other options don’t fit: Type II is for larger systems with higher refrigerant charges, no certification isn’t true, and a general HVAC journeyman license isn’t a substitute for EPA refrigerant handling certification.

Technicians who service sealed systems in small appliances must hold EPA Type I or Universal certification. Type I covers servicing small appliances that contain five pounds of refrigerant or less, which is the typical range for window units, dehumidifiers, and similar equipment. Universal certification includes Type I, II, and III, so it also satisfies the requirement for small appliances. The other options don’t fit: Type II is for larger systems with higher refrigerant charges, no certification isn’t true, and a general HVAC journeyman license isn’t a substitute for EPA refrigerant handling certification.

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