Should this thing be draining water there is no holes at the bottom of this unit and it does not drip,If you take it out of the window there is water in it ?? Should this unit be draining ?? I don't have the manual for any info Thanks Tom
SOURCE: Water not draining out the back
Humidity is where the water comes from. If humidity is low, very little if any, water.
SOURCE: water is not draining forom my hampton bay air
Allot of Window units do not have a drain anymore. The condenser fan picks up the water that lays in the bottom of the unit and slings it against the condenser coil to help keep it cool. If it is not leaking water inside the house it is normal to have some water in the bottom of the unit. This is verified by not having a drain hole or hose. As an A/C service tech I didn't care for this design as allot of people thought that there was a problem when there was not. They also tend to be a little noisier as the water makes noise when it is being thrown around inside the unit. I hope this helps
SOURCE: there is no drain hole for water to drip outside.
These are designed to retain some water in the pan. This is for the slinger fan to throw water through the condensing coil. This helps the refrigerant cool and is important to the efficiency of the unit. I would certainly not recommend drilling a hole in the bottom. The hole may cause the water to roll somewhere where damage could occur. Try instead tipping the unit Backwards before bringing it in the house.
SOURCE: where is the drain hole
Hello, make sure the unit is tilted toward the outside a bit, if it is level the condensate will collect in the front and start dripping inside the house. Also, if the unit has a drain make sure it is clean so the water can drain out properly.
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