Matching
Match the symptom with all possible causes. Note: The choices can be used more than once.
Premises:
non-condensable gas in system
refrigerant undercharge
improper system balancing
dirty condenser coil
defective condenser fan motor
defective evaporator fan motor
refrigerant overcharge
blocked/dirty filter
Responses:
low superheat
low operating pressures
high operating pressures
high superheat
uneven cooling
frozen evaporator coil
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
non-condensable gas in system
refrigerant undercharge
improper system balancing
dirty condenser coil
defective condenser fan motor
defective evaporator fan motor
refrigerant overcharge
blocked/dirty filter
Premises:
non-condensable gas in system
refrigerant undercharge
improper system balancing
dirty condenser coil
defective condenser fan motor
defective evaporator fan motor
refrigerant overcharge
blocked/dirty filter
Responses:
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