Have a samsung splitter and it is dripping water out of the left side of the blower section when running

The solution could be as simple as defrost the refrigerator for 12 hours. Take off the cover plate at the bottom of the back of the fridge and clean the area of any dust and grime. Use an air blower to blow out each of the holes where air comes out in both the refrigerator and freezer section. (An electric blower is best.) If there is water in the drip pan, use a sponge to remove that water.

If the LC error recurs, then you will need to have the panel control board replaced. The control board isn't getting the correct messages for the Load Communication circuit. The replacement usually involves a service call.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Replace all ur vertical section condenser .

Your drain for the inside unit is stopped up and the water condensate that drips off of the coils when the AC is running has no where to go, so it drips off of the collection channel and over flows to the bottom of the air handler, gravity dictates the place where it leaks. You are going to have to unstop the drain.

Depends if there is plastic tubing running inside fridge compartment. Shut off water to fridge. If that stops it you will have to look inside to see if there is visible plastic water tubing or if you can get to it from inside the fridge. Maybe the water line has a defect or got pinched and somehow split. Then turn on water, find leak and splice in a replacement section.

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feel the botom of the door is it leaking from a plastic tube on the left between the door shell,if ti is you need a vent ***. good luck!
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its hard to ck a valve that drips / and the ice maker may be over filling . if ice cubes are stuck to gether it is over filling . if driping . it may be a bad valve that does not shut off tight. I would replace the valve .. ****

Unit more than likely iced over. Unplug the unit and place a fan blowing into the freezer section for about 2 hours. You must remove the contents of the freezer section when doing this. This will make a dripping water mess so be ready with a mop and rags to tend to the drips as needed. When the drips cease you are done with your manual defrosting drill. Plug your uint back in and return it to normal service. If after 2 - 3 days the problem repeats then your unit is not defrosting and will require further service.

If the a-coil is on the suction side of the blower, the drain line needs to be trapped. take enough hose to make a circle below the drain fitting and then into the drain. The blower causes a suction up the drain line if it is not trapped and will not let the water go out the hose.

probably water that came in from the outside cabin air intake underneath the windshield and its running through the vent system draining out through the floor vents. run the blower on medium or high speed to help dry it out.