Which risk increases when tolerances stack unfavorably in a linear bearing assembly?

💡 Explanation

Unfavorable tolerance stacking reduces clearance, impeding smooth motion. This accelerates adhesive wear because the reduced oil film thickness increases frictional contact. Therefore, wear accelerates rather than lubrication improving or weight increasing.

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