Which outcome occurs when variable refrigerant flow evaporator coil has airflow obstruction?

💡 Explanation

When airflow is obstructed, the evaporator coil cannot effectively absorb heat because of reduced convective heat transfer, leading to lower refrigerant vaporization and reduced cooling. Therefore reduced cooling occurs resulting in zone overheating, rather than liquid slugging, energy increase or overcharge, each involving separate failures.

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