Which actuator failure results when rapid cycling overheats solenoid coils?

💡 Explanation

Decreased magnetic field strength results because elevated temperature increases coil resistance, reducing current via Ohm's law; this causes partial or fully open actuator valves therefore compromised system function, rather than faster response at lower load, mechanically stuck position, or restricted flow path.

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