Which risk increases when electrohydraulic actuators experience extremely low hydraulic fluid temperatures?

💡 Explanation

Increased actuator response time rises because viscosity of the hydraulic fluid drastically increases at lower temperatures; therefore, valve spool movement is sluggish rather than rapid, decreasing responsiveness under time-sensitive control.

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