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To prevent the compressor from cycling too frequently, which setting on the pressure switch should be adjusted?
Maximum pressure
Cut-in pressure
Cut-out pressure
Minimum pressure
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Minimum pressure
Explanation:
The key idea is how a pressure switch uses thresholds to start and stop the compressor. The compressor turns on when pressure falls to the start threshold and stops when it reaches the stop threshold. If it’s cycling too often, raising the start threshold (the minimum pressure) makes the compressor wait longer before starting again, because it won’t be allowed to start until the system pressure drops to a higher level. This reduces the number of on/off cycles. The other settings—maximum pressure, cut-in, and cut-out—control the upper limits or exact on/off points in different ways, but increasing the minimum pressure directly smooths out frequent cycling without changing the overall maximum.
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