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If a technician observes bubbles in the sight glass during normal operation of a refrigeration system, what is a likely cause?

Bubbles in the sight glass typically indicate a low refrigerant charge, as there's insufficient liquid to fill the line completely.

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Question: If a technician observes bubbles in the sight glass during normal operation of a refrigeration system, what is a likely cause?

Answer options: ✅ Low refrigerant charge

  • Overcharge of refrigerant
  • Clogged filter drier
  • Excessive superheat

Correct answer: Low refrigerant charge

Explanation: Bubbles in the sight glass typically indicate a low refrigerant charge, as there's insufficient liquid to fill the line completely.

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