What consequence may arise from inadequate airflow across the evaporator coil?

Inadequate airflow across the evaporator coil can lead to the freezing of the evaporator. This freezing occurs because the coil is not able to effectively transfer heat from the refrigerant to the air. When airflow is restricted, the refrigerant may not absorb enough heat, causing it to cool down excessively and freeze any moisture present on or around the coil. This ice build-up can further restrict airflow, creating a cycle that exacerbates the problem, potentially leading to reduced cooling performance or even damage to the system.

The other potential consequences, such as increased efficiency, reduced refrigerant pressure, or enhanced cooling capacity, do not typically result from insufficient airflow across the evaporator. Therefore, understanding the importance of adequate airflow is crucial for maintaining an efficient and functional refrigeration or air conditioning system.