If compressor governor is broken Relief Valve Kicks in ?

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think I found a dangerous error in the on-line training course at the school
I am going to attend.
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On this question.​

If your air brake system safety relief valve opens a couple of times, you should have your system repaired. False​

The online course says false...I think the answer is true.

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Every DOT CDL manual states that the compressor governor should​

stop pumping air *cut out" at 125 psi. If the governor is not working​

pressure will shoot to 150 and cause the safety release valve to​

kick in ? ALL DOT manuals state that If the safety valve releases air,​

something is wrong. Have the fault fixed by a mechanic.​

See below...​

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[FONT=Arial,BoldItalic][FONT=Arial,BoldItalic]5.1.2 – Air Compressor Governor[/FONT][/FONT]​

The governor controls when the air compressor will​

pump air into the air storage tanks. When air tank​

pressure rises to the "cut-out" level (around 125​

pounds per-square-inch or "psi"), the governor​

stops the compressor from pumping air. When the​

tank pressure falls to the "cut-in" pressure (around​

100 psi), the governor allows the compressor to​

start pumping again.

5.1.6 – Safety Valve​

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A safety relief valve is installed in the first tank the​

air compressor pumps air to. The safety valve​

protects the tank and the rest of the system from​

too much pressure. The valve is usually set to​

open at 150 psi. If the safety valve releases air,​

something is wrong. Have the fault fixed by a​

mechanic.

- So if the compressor governor is broken or out of adjustment
the relief valve kicks in ? Is a broken or out of adjustment governor
a reason to have the fault fixed by a mechanic ?

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If your air brake system safety relief valve opens a couple of times, you should have your system repaired. False​

The online course says false...I think the answer is true.​

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[FONT=Arial,BoldItalic][FONT=Arial,BoldItalic]Could you PRO's let me know ?[/FONT][/FONT]

 

LOL that's funnier than ship !!!

You right state CDL manuals say fix if air comes out. (imlpies first time)
Guess the answer is false because you should already have fixed it. LOL

This a Swift online test. !

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The question is from Swift on line course.​

If your air brake system safety relief valve opens a couple of times, you should have your system repaired. False​

The online course says false..​

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WTF - manual says fix it ???

 

Nobody has answered this question ?
Why would swift teach that its ok for the pressure relief valve to trip a "couple times "