Which outcome results when a refrigeration system's condenser coil becomes heavily fouled with dirt and debris?

💡 Explanation

When the condenser coil is fouled, reduced heat transfer occurs because the dirt acts as an insulator, preventing proper condensation of the refrigerant. Therefore, cooling capacity reduces, rather than increased efficiency, lower pressure, or mitigated compressor issues, which would require different mechanisms.

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