Which outcome of overheating in a hermetically sealed HVAC refrigerant compressor due to blocked condenser coils?

💡 Explanation

When condenser coils are blocked, heat rejection is impaired, causing elevated compressor temperatures because the refrigerant cannot efficiently release heat leading to breakdown of refrigerant molecules. Therefore refrigerant breakdown into corrosive acids results, rather than increased torque, icing, or power reduction, which require different underlying conditions.

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