Choose all options that apply.
In a refrigeration system, moisture causes which of the following?
a) Corrosion
b) Valve failure
c) Freeze-up of the expansion valve
d) Motor insulation damage
e) Solid contaminants
Answer (2)
Moisture in refrigeration systems can cause corrosion, valve failure, freeze-up of the expansion valve, motor insulation damage, and the formation of solid contaminants. Each of these issues can lead to reduced efficiency and costly repairs. Therefore, controlling moisture levels is vital for system integrity. ;
Moisture in refrigeration systems can cause corrosion, valve failure, freeze-up of the expansion valve, motor insulation damage, and the formation of solid contaminants. Managing moisture is crucial to maintaining system performance and preventing expensive repairs. Therefore, all options listed (a, b, c, d, e) apply.
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