Which outcome occurs when differential thermal expansion compromises a bimetallic thermostat?

💡 Explanation

The thermostat relies on *differential expansion*, therefore, weakened bond oscillates because the metals no longer expand predictably. The result is that the temperature oscillates rather than thermostat maintaining stable operation; because leakage, maximum compressions or defrost are separate failures.

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