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In Engineering / College | 2025-07-06

After manually resetting an oil safety control, which check should be made to determine the cause for the control to trip?
A. Voltage at the compressor and compressor amperage
B. Net oil pressure and oil level, if possible
C. If the compressor is short cycling
D. All of these answer choices

Asked by josefierros09

Answer (2)

To determine the cause of an oil safety control trip after resetting, check the voltage and amperage of the compressor, investigate the oil pressure and level, and see if the compressor is short cycling. Performing all these checks can help diagnose the issue effectively. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

To find out why the oil safety control tripped after a reset, you should check the voltage and amperage of the compressor, the net oil pressure and level, and if the compressor is short cycling. Performing all these checks will help diagnose the issue effectively. Therefore, the correct answer choice is D. All of these answer choices.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-09

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