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The technician working on the system must provide all the records. As per the EPA, it is compulsory to keep the records for any appliance having 50 or more pounds of ozone-depleting refrigerant for a minimum of 3 years. The owner and operator of the equipment is responsible for keeping the records.
Questions on Servicing Appliances with 5 to 50 or More Pounds of Ozone-Depleting and Substitute Refrigerant: What records am I required to keep? The quantity of refrigerant, and type, transferred for reclamation or destruction, the person to whom it was transferred, and the date of the transfer.
Individuals or companies that sell refrigerants must comply with EPA recordkeeping requirements, this includes ozone-depleting refrigerant and non-ozone depleting alternatives such as HFCs. It is important to note that all records related to the sale of refrigerants must be kept for a minimum of three years.
To become certified you MUST: correctly answer 21 or more questions, be EPA Section 608 Certified with Mainstream or another EPA-approved testing organization, you may need to fax in proof of 608 certification if you are not certified with Mainstream. Fax: (321) 631-3552.
Individuals or companies that sell refrigerants must comply with EPA recordkeeping requirements, this includes ozone-depleting refrigerant and non-ozone depleting alternatives such as HFCs. It is important to note that all records related to the sale of refrigerants must be kept for a minimum of three years.
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Technicians disposing of appliances containing between 5 and 50 pounds of refrigerant must keep records of the disposal. These are typically field-installed appliances such as residential AC split systems. This requirement applies to appliances containing ozone-depleting and substitute refrigerant, such as HFCs.
Technicians disposing of appliances containing between 5 and 50 pounds of refrigerant must keep records of the disposal. These are typically field-installed appliances such as residential AC split systems. This requirement applies to appliances containing ozone-depleting and substitute refrigerant, such as HFCs.
Technicians disposing of appliances containing between 5 and 50 pounds of refrigerant must keep records of the disposal. These are typically field-installed appliances such as residential AC split systems. This requirement applies to appliances containing ozone-depleting and substitute refrigerant, such as HFCs.
The records must be kept on site where the appliance is installed. Technicians and HVAC servicing companies should also keep records of appliances having refrigerant amounts between 5 and 50 pounds when disposing of them. The records of disposal must be kept for a minimum of 3 years.
The records must be kept on site where the appliance is installed. Technicians and HVAC servicing companies should also keep records of appliances having refrigerant amounts between 5 and 50 pounds when disposing of them. The records of disposal must be kept for a minimum of 3 years.

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