Which outcome occurs when heat input surpasses a refrigerator's thermal capacity?

💡 Explanation

Increased heat causes overheating, pushing the compressor beyond design. The **lubrication breakdown** affects sealing and thus volumetric efficiency because oil thins as temperature climbs; therefore, the viscosity drops rather than refrigerant gains subcooling under increased boiling point operational risk.

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