Which of the illustrated devices would be suitable for recovering refrigerant without processing it or testing in any way and which requires connection to an external recovery cylinder? See illustration GS-RA-36.
• Look at which device does NOT have a storage tank built into it and would therefore need an external recovery cylinder. • Think about a unit that only moves refrigerant from one container to another without cleaning, drying, or testing it. • Distinguish between simple transfer pumps and larger machines that recycle/reclaim or process refrigerant.
• Which picture shows a device that appears to be just a small compressor or pump with hose connections, but no visible receiver tank attached? • Which units look like they include filters/driers, large tanks, or test gauges that would be used to process or analyze refrigerant rather than simply recover it? • If you had to connect a separate DOT cylinder to collect the refrigerant, which device here would need that cylinder in order to function?
• Verify which illustration lacks any large built‑in cylinder or receiver tank. • Check for signs of processing equipment such as multiple filter canisters, complex piping, or large control panels; these usually indicate recycling/reclaim equipment, not simple recovery. • Confirm that the device you choose could only move refrigerant into a separate recovery bottle, and by itself cannot store or test the refrigerant.
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