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A common cause for a refrigeration system repeatedly tripping on a high-pressure cutout could be:

A dirty condenser coil restricts heat rejection, leading to higher head pressure and eventually tripping the high-pressure cutout.

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Question: A common cause for a refrigeration system repeatedly tripping on a high-pressure cutout could be:

Answer options: ✅ Dirty condenser coil

  • Undercharged system
  • Failed evaporator fan motor
  • Excessive superheat

Correct answer: Dirty condenser coil

Explanation: A dirty condenser coil restricts heat rejection, leading to higher head pressure and eventually tripping the high-pressure cutout.

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