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Your air conditioner is supposed to keep you cool, not flood your home. If you're noticing water leaking from your AC unit, there are a few common causes.

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Your air conditioner is supposed to keep you cool, not flood your home. If you're noticing water leaking from your AC unit, there are a few common causes. This article will discuss five of the most common reasons why air conditioners leak water, as well as some tips on how to fix the problem. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Your air conditioner is supposed to keep you cool, not flood your home. If you're noticing water leaking from your AC unit, there are a few common causes.


1
  • (905) 763-2400
  • Topic Why Is My Air Conditioner Leaking Water?

2
  • Understanding Your Air Conditioner System
  • Air conditioners remove warm air and humidity,
    replacing it with cooler air.
  • Refrigerant undergoes a conversion process from
    gas to liquid and back to gas.
  • The compressor raises the temperature and
    pressure of the gas before it becomes a liquid in
    the condenser coil.
  • The evaporator receives the liquid refrigerant,
    which evaporates and cools the coil.
  • The cooled air is distributed throughout the home
    while the heated evaporator gas is released
    outside.
  • This cycle repeats during the AC unit's operation.

3
  • Problems Caused by a Leaking Air Conditioner
  • Leaking AC units can cause irreparable damage to
    the air conditioner, property, and pose health
    risks if left unaddressed.
  • Regularly scheduled AC maintenance helps prevent
    issues like water leaks. Look out for the
    following signs that indicate immediate repair or
    replacement is needed.
  • Clogged Condensate Drain Line Grime blocking the
    drain line can lead to water pooling and leaking
    throughout the unit, potentially causing interior
    damage.
  • Dirty Air Filter Dirty filters decrease airflow,
    making the AC work harder and potentially causing
    the evaporator coil to freeze and melt, resulting
    in a water leak.
  • Low Refrigerant Levels Insufficient refrigerant
    levels can harm the air conditioner, risk
    releasing poisonous gas into the air, reduce
    pressure in the unit, and cause freezing of the
    evaporator coils.
  • Damaged Overflow Pan A cracked or damaged drain
    overflow pan is a common cause of water leaks,
    hindering proper outflow through the hose.

4
Preventing Air Conditioner Water Leaks
  • Check For Condensate Buildup,
  • Maintain A Secure Area Around The Outdoor Unit To
    Prevent Animal Interference,
  • Ensure Proper Installation Of The Drip Pan
  • Schedule Annual Maintenance Checks By A
    Professional.
  • An Often Overlooked Fact Is That Ac Systems Can
    Operate Inefficiently In Extremely Cold
    Temperatures.
  • It Is Advisable Not To Use An Air Conditioner
    When Outdoor Temperatures Drop Below 18 Degrees
    Celsius.
  • Operating The Air Conditioner In Extremely Cold
    Temperatures Can Lead To Condensation Freezing On
    The Coils.

5
  • When to Call a Professional
  • Importance Of Professional AC Repair And
    Maintenance
  • Choosing A Reputable HVAC Team With NATE
    Certification
  • Benefits Of Hiring A Econoair Heating Cooling
    Professional
  • Experience And Expertise
  • Faster And Efficient Service
  • Money-saving Options
  • Job Done Right The First Time

6
  • Reference Links
  • Smart Tips to Boost Your Air Conditioners
    Cooling Efficiency
  • How to Stay Cool When Your Air Conditioner Breaks
    Down
  • Air Conditioner Maintenance Professional vs. DIY
  • Reasons Why Your Air Conditioner Needs Annual
    Tune-Ups
  • Alarming Noise from Your Air Conditioner You
    Should Not Ignore

7
  • Contact Us
  • Richmond Hill
  • (905) 763-2400
  • 85 West Wilmot St. unit 12 Richmond Hill, Ontario
    L4B 1K7
  • eidenpatros_at_econoairhc.com
  • https//econoairhc.com/
  • Mississauga
  • Monday - Friday 800 AM - 500 PM
  • Available 24/7 by phone
  • Saturday Sunday contact by phone
  • After Hours Holidays contact by phone
  • 785 Tranmere Dr. Suite 2 Mississauga, Ontario L5S
    1L9

8
  • Thank you
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