The best time to check the oil level in the compressor in a typical refrigeration system is when shortly after the compressor has stopped after a long period of running. Why is this so?
A
oil has had time to mix properly with the refrigerant and migrate throughout the system
B
oil in migration has had sufficient time to return back to the crankcase via the suction line
C
the oil separator has had sufficient time to fill
D
the crankcase heater is secured when the compressor is shutdown; thereby, ensuring that a false level is not read
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Question 1 / 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d4601e
Question 1 of 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d4601e
The best time to check the oil level in the compressor in a typical refrigeration system is when shortly after the compressor has stopped after a long period of running. Why is this so?
The best time to check the oil level in the compressor in a typical refrigeration system is when shortly after the compressor has stopped after a long period of running. Why is this so?