Our portable air conditioner leaks all over the floor. How do I stop this?
The water leaks all over the floor instead of running into the water containner. if that is right then your condenser drain pan tubing is blocked or the pan is rusted out that cause the water leaks all over instead of running down the tubing into the water containner . You've to dismantle the panels to get into this condenser drain pan to have a good clean out . Hope this will help . God Bless.
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check to ensure that the drain hose is not touching the side if the water storage bin. if still no luck then watch unit when running to assess the leak point............maybe a hairline crack in water container
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You mean it's leaking around the AC's unit base? If so, here's a handy diagnostic article that specifically addresses this problem of yours, explaining the probable causes and solutions, a solution that may very well have to do with the condensation pump's malfunction or just debris blockage, among other things: http://yourhandymanzone.com/Your_Handyman_Zone_How_To_Pages_Home_Improvement_Zone_Cooling_Ventilation_Systems_Central_Air_Conditioning_Creates_Water_Puddle.htm This article should set you on your way! Good luck! Brad
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First, make sure the unit is level. If so, you have a blockage or kink in the drain tube. Careful inspection should reveal any blockage, & you may be able to poke it thru with a piece of coathanger wire. Don't use excessive force, any block should be easily freed.
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In each of these cases I would check for proper connection of the return air vent to the A/C from below. Static pressure from insufficient return air could cause negative pressure to hold back on condensate drainage. when the unit is shut off the pressure becomes equal allowing water to drain. Also check air filter and clean if found necessary.
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You may jst have a stopped up draon or drain pan. If you can get to thesmall whole that it drain out of. **** it out with a shop vac. If you have one. Russ
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