The air handler should be sitting level or slightly towards the left> drain.
If it is sloping right then maybe gravity is causing the water to drop.
If it is sloping right then maybe gravity is causing the water to drop.
Why is water dripping off the coils
Hi,
My AC unit's coils are dripping directly down instead of following the surface to a channel at the low end that leads to a drain. I watch it happen, and have put a plastic bin below it to catch the drips... they fall directly down from the veins in the coil. Two days can produce over a gallon. The unit was not designed to account for this kind of dripping. is something wrong with it? included a pic, but the coils are older now.
I think I will just staple plastic to the walls of the intake and install a makeshift drain tube at the center to carry the water to the drain on the other side of the register wall. I have some coil cleaner, but am nervous about damaging the coil.
My AC unit's coils are dripping directly down instead of following the surface to a channel at the low end that leads to a drain. I watch it happen, and have put a plastic bin below it to catch the drips... they fall directly down from the veins in the coil. Two days can produce over a gallon. The unit was not designed to account for this kind of dripping. is something wrong with it? included a pic, but the coils are older now.
I think I will just staple plastic to the walls of the intake and install a makeshift drain tube at the center to carry the water to the drain on the other side of the register wall. I have some coil cleaner, but am nervous about damaging the coil.
