Which outcome increases from refrigerant overcharging in a closed-loop heat pump system?

💡 Explanation

When overcharged, refrigerant causes higher pressures, increasing the compression ratio thus increasing stress on the compressor, thus resulting in higher motor load and subsequent winding temperature. Therefore the compressor motor winding temperature risess, rather than coil temperatures or valve capacity which each involve different limitations.

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