In a vapor-compression refrigeration cycle, which consequence occurs when the evaporator's heat load increases sharply?

💡 Explanation

Increased evaporator load demands higher compressor work, driven by boiling refrigerant; this increases motor current and generates more heat, causing potential overheating because the motor cooling may be insufficient for surplus heat, therefore motor failure is a risk rather than simple pressure changes.

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