Which malfunction occurs within a cryocooler when evaporator pressure drops excessively?

💡 Explanation

Reduced cooling capacity occurs due to decreased latent heat absorption via phase change. The *Joule-Thomson effect* becomes less efficient because lower evaporator pressure causes rapid coolant expansion therefore insufficient heat transfer, rather than motor overheating or contraction failures at appropriate operation thresholds.

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