When a solenoid valve's coil overheats, which consequence results from increased resistance?

💡 Explanation

The magnetic field weakening is due to Ohm's law; increased temperature raises resistance, lowering current for the energizing process. Therefore, electromagnetic force reduces, rather than causing saturation because fewer charge carriers contribute.

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