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If a technician measures high superheat at the evaporator outlet and low subcooling at the condenser outlet, what is the likely refrigerant charge condition?

Low refrigerant charge results in insufficient liquid in the condenser (low subcooling) and incomplete evaporation in the evaporator (high superheat).

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Question: If a technician measures high superheat at the evaporator outlet and low subcooling at the condenser outlet, what is the likely refrigerant charge condition?

Answer options: ✅ Undercharge

  • Overcharge
  • Correct charge
  • Non-condensable gases present

Correct answer: Undercharge

Explanation: Low refrigerant charge results in insufficient liquid in the condenser (low subcooling) and incomplete evaporation in the evaporator (high superheat).

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