Which mechanical outcome occurs inside a refrigeration system when the condensing temperature increases significantly,?

💡 Explanation

When condensing temperature rises, compression ratio increases because the compressor must work harder to achieve required high-side pressure causing excess motor current leading to overheating. Therefore, compressor overheating results, rather than frost, valve corrosion, or coil stress, which depend on other faults.

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