Chapter  25  Installation  and  Troubleshooting  of  Domestic  Refrigerators  and  Freezers  667  Copyright  Goodheart-Willcox  Co.,  Inc.  8  4.  What  is  the  main  reason  not  to  use  an  extension  cord  to  connect  a  refrigerator  to  an  outlet?  A.  An  extension  cord  cannot  provide  an  adequate  ground.  B.  An  extension  cord  may  cause  an  unacceptable  voltage  drop.  C.  An  extension  cord  removes  overload  protection  of  the  circuit.  D.  All  of  the  above.  5.  How  much  air  space  must  be  provided  around  all  sides  of  a  refrigerator  or  freezer  with  a  hot-wall  condenser?  A.  2″  (51  mm)  B.  6″  (154  mm)  C.  12″  (307  mm)  D.  24″  (614  mm)  6.  If  a  refrigerator  will  not  start  and  the  interior  light  does  not  come  on  when  the  door  is  opened,  which  of  the  following  is  the  most  likely  cause  of  the  problem?  A.  A  problem  in  the  motor  control  circuits.  B.  A  mechanical  problem  in  compressor.  C.  A  problem  in  the  electrical  supply  circuit.  D.  Excessive  head  pressure.  7.  Which  of  the  following  conditions  can  cause  a  buildup  of  frost  on  an  evaporator?  A.  A  leaky  door  gasket.  B.  A  clogged  metering  device.  C.  A  clogged  filter-drier.  D.  A  dirty  condenser.  8.  Which  of  the  following  would  prevent  a  newly  installed  ice  maker  from  operating  properly?  A.  The  signal  arm  is  in  the  down  position.  B.  The  temperature  of  the  ice  mold  does  not  drop  below  20°F  (–7°C).  C.  The  thermostat  is  wired  in  series  with  the  mold  heater.  D.  All  of  the  above.  9.  Which  of  the  following  affects  a  refrigerator  or  freezer  cycling  time?  A.  Amount  of  storage  space  inside  the  cabinet.  B.  Temperature  outside  the  cabinet.  C.  Compressor  condition.  D.  All  of  the  above.  10.  If  a  refrigerator-freezer  operates,  but  the  cabinet  is  too  warm,  which  of  the  following  is  the  most  likely  cause?  A.  The  compressor  motor  is  running  in  reverse.  B.  The  evaporator  is  iced  over.  C.  A  problem  with  the  electrical  supply  circuit.  D.  A  problem  with  the  mullion  heater.  11.  Wires  used  for  grounding  are  usually  _____.  A.  black  B.  green  C.  red  D.  white  12.  Which  of  the  following  is  the  best  test  a  technician  can  perform  to  see  if  the  thermostat  is  the  cause  of  a  no-start  condition?  A.  Bypass  the  thermostat.  If  the  system  does  not  start,  the  problem  is  in  the  thermostat.  B.  Bypass  the  thermostat.  If  the  system  starts,  the  problem  is  in  the  thermostat.  C.  Turn  the  thermostat  to  its  highest  setting.  If  the  system  does  not  start,  the  problem  is  in  the  thermostat.  D.  Turn  the  thermostat  to  its  lowest  setting.  If  the  system  does  not  start,  the  problem  is  in  the  thermostat.  13.  Which  of  the  following  conditions  can  result  in  frost  on  the  suction  line?  A.  An  insufficient  refrigerant  charge.  B.  An  overcharge  of  refrigerant.  C.  A  partially  clogged  metering  device.  D.  All  of  the  above.  14.  A  _____  is  a  small  length  of  sealed  tubing  that  extends  out  through  a  compressor  housing  and  is  used  to  service  the  system.  A.  discharge  stub  B.  process  tube  C.  suction  tube  D.  valve  adapter  15.  A  system  has  symptoms  corresponding  to  a  restriction  in  the  metering  device,  but  begins  working  properly  again  when  heat  is  applied  to  the  metering  device.  Which  of  the  following  is  the  most  likely  cause?  A.  Leaking  compressor  valves.  B.  Moisture  in  the  system.  C.  Shortage  of  refrigerant.  D.  Wax  buildup  clogging  the  metering  device.