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A refrigeration system is operating with a high superheat and a low suction pressure. What is a likely cause?

A restricted liquid line filter-drier reduces refrigerant flow to the evaporator, leading to starving, high superheat, and low suction pressure.

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Question: A refrigeration system is operating with a high superheat and a low suction pressure. What is a likely cause?

Answer options:

  • Overcharge of refrigerant ✅ Restricted liquid line filter-drier
  • Oversized expansion valve
  • Non-condensable gases in the system

Correct answer: Restricted liquid line filter-drier

Explanation: A restricted liquid line filter-drier reduces refrigerant flow to the evaporator, leading to starving, high superheat, and low suction pressure.

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