Which protective action first occurs when transformer oil temperature exceeds alarm threshold?

💡 Explanation

When transformer oil temperature rises above the alarm threshold, the forced oil cooling system activates because increased cooling demand signals overheating, requiring supplemental heat removal. Therefore forced oil cooling activation results, rather than tap changer lockout, differential tripping, or pressure relay operation which require more severe fault conditions.

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