[Bradical]

Not really, the compressor valves are basically thin metal reeds pinned to a plate on either side of the assembly. They can be bent by the unintended pumping of liquid refrigerant through the compressor, either an extremely excessive oil charge or liquid floodback. Maybe in this case, poor assembly? Taking the compressor apart is something I wouldn't recommend just because it's hard to get them resealed again

If you pull the compressor back out and put your finger over the suction inlet and turn the compressor by hand you should be able to tell it's pumping. It'll push/pull air.

If it's working, then replace the TXV- I can't rationalize what would cause it to be stuck open at all, but if the compressor pumps, it's a safer bet I suppose!