Question 106Refrigeration & AC - Assistant Engineer

You are correct, the answer D) all of the above is the correct answer. Unusual noise coming from a refrigeration compressor can be caused by several conditions, including: A) Worn bearings and piston pins - This can lead to increased friction and vibration, resulting in unusual noises. B) Too much oil in circulation - Excess oil in the system can cause slugging and abnormal compressor operation, generating unusual sounds. C) Slugging due to flooding back - Liquid refrigerant returning to the compressor can result in a condition called "slugging," which can create loud, knocking noises. All of these conditions can contribute to unusual, undesirable noises coming from a refrigeration compressor, making option D) the comprehensive and correct answer.