Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician Practice Test

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What is the consequence for a propane cylinder that is due for recertification?

It can be filled but not used
It must be replaced immediately
It cannot be filled or used
It can be used until it becomes damaged

The correct answer is: It cannot be filled or used

When a propane cylinder is due for recertification, it cannot be filled or used. This is due to safety regulations that ensure propane cylinders are maintained in good condition to prevent leaks, ruptures, or other hazards that could occur if a cylinder is not properly tested and certified. The recertification process typically involves inspecting the cylinder for structural integrity, checking for rust or corrosion, and ensuring that all components function correctly. If a cylinder has not been recertified, it is considered unsafe for use, and filling it poses significant risks to the user and the environment. Therefore, adherence to recertification standards is critical for maintaining safety in the handling and use of propane cylinders.