Air conditioner won't work with bucket full light on. P1 comes up on panel. Drain tube is going out the window, so not sure why bucket light is staying on. any suggestions?
SOURCE: My portable frigidaire air conditioner bucket light on
The actual bucket is located inside the machine at the bottom. To access it, you must unscrew all of the screws and take the front panel off. You cannot empty it from this side so it is not worth taking the machine apart.
However, in order to empty the bucket, there is a small black plug at the bottom left hand side at the rear of the machine. Be careful when pulling out the plug because the water will immediately drain.
Good luck.
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SOURCE: We have a 9000 btu portable frigidare air
How high up is your exhaust hose in relation to the unit - if it is too hight, the pump may be struggling to discharge the water.
I assume this is a vented model, where you have a large diameter pip exhausting air outside (Around 110mm wide) if so, is there also a smaller pipe to carry the condensate water?
SOURCE: Drain Hole for Frigidaire Window Air Conditioner
Leave it alone. DO NOT attempt to create a drain. As long as a window A/C unit is installed properly, (angled slightly down toward the rear) it will drain excess water over the rear lower lip of the unit should it get that high. Many models use some of the collected water/condensation. It gets lifted up by the fan blades to cool the coil.
SOURCE: The drain hole is in the window sill, not the back
I'm not sure why that drain hole is located where it is - but in any case - you're going to have to plug the existing hole and re-drill another drain hole at the back of the unit.
I would plug the unwanted hole with a 'liquid steel material,' i.e. JB Weld or something similar.
Note: be careful when re-drilling the new drain hole and don't drill a hole in your condenser.
good luck!
SOURCE: My FAC104 P1A window air conditioner does NOT
Some don't have a drain hole anymore. As long as you have it tilted slightly, any excess water will drain out. If your house or room feels good, it's working. It won't pull moisture out of the air if the air has already been dehumidified.
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