Which risk increases when the positive displacement pump within a refrigerator runs constantly?

💡 Explanation

Icing increases because continuous operation of the pump causes excessive latent heat *absorption in the evaporator*, chilling it excessively; therefore ice forms, restricting airflow, rather than cycling, which would allow periodic defrosting.

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