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Water is dripping from ac inside home

How to fix water dripping from ac inside the home ?

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Not sure which type you have, be it a window-type unit or a minisplit. If it's a window unit there's a drain usually from the evap drain pan to the outside. Might be clogged. If a minisplit then there's usually either a drain line (possible clog) or there's a drain line to a condensate pump. Could be clogged line or failed pump. Without more info on the unit it's hard to say

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Sounds like your AC drain line might be clogged or the filter’s dirty, which makes water back up and drip inside. Try cleaning the drain and swapping the filter first. If that doesn’t do it, might be time to call someone in - or even check out some PTAC units for sale if the old one keeps giving you trouble.

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Hi ,

I received your problem right now that your AC is dripping water inside your room .

Firstly , I used to face this problem and I searched for a way to solve it , and finally I got the way to solve it . On the first step I did , “ it may work with you 95% “ is to go out the house and then going to the AC conditioning from out , and you will find a hose coming from the same ac . You must catch the hose in your hand then use to blow inside this hose hardly , the water will quickly get out the hose and some black dirt with it and wait for one minute then blow again hardly few times .

That was my opinion about fixing you problem and tell me if it work please by sending me a message on instagram , “ @1f0rs “

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Problem with this is if you blow into the drain line from outside, you're blowing the clog back into unit. Might drain for a bit but is likely to clog back up. If there's a drain line to outside that is clogged, best to either use a wet/dry vac and suck the clog out, or blow it out from inside. Then the clog gets completely removed from the line and can't re-clog down the line

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The cooler is dirty

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