Which elevated safety risk occurs if refrigerant lines experience 'oil logging,' trapping an excess oil?

💡 Explanation

Compressor motor overheating increases because the 'oil logging' reduces refrigerant flow over motor windings; impaired lubrication means less motor cooling; therefore, motor burnout risk increases rather than only reduced evaporator heat transfer.

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