A reach-in cooler utilizing R-134a with a capillary tube feed device has a customer complaint of warm beer. The symptoms at the convenience store confirm inadequate cooling and the compressor appears to be short cycling on the high or low pressure control. What are the “possible causes” (Note: There is only one problem intended) with the following measured/calculated conditions on this field service check sheet?
Field Service Check Sheet
| Compressor Discharge Temp. | 205 deg. F |
| Condensing Press./Temp. | 108 psig / 92 deg. F. |
| Condensing Outlet | 76 deg. F. |
| Condenser Sub cooling | 16 deg. F. |
| Condenser Split | 17 deg. F. |
| Entering Feed Device Temp. | 44 deg. F. |
| Evaporator Press./Temp. | 5 psig / -3 deg. F. |
| Evaporator Outlet Temp. | 37 deg. F. |
| Evaporator Superheat | 40 deg. F. |
| Compressor Inlet Temp. | 68 deg. F. |
| Total S. H. | 71 deg. F. |
| Ambient Temp. | 75 deg. F. |
| Room/Box Temp. | 51 deg. F |
| Compressor Volts | 240 V. |
| Compressor Amp. Draw | Low |
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