Our Haier window air conditioner gurgles-It sounds like a water feature in our living room. It will not drain and we do not see a drain plug on the case.

Take the front cover off and use a shop vac to suck the water out, check filter while you do this see if the evap coil is dirty the one on the inside. sounds like it maybe freezing up. check for air flow.

Window A/C units will dehumidify the rooms as they operate. The unit has drainage at the rear. It is important when installing the unit to ensure that the unit slopes slightly OUTWARD to allow the water to drain to the rear. Otherwise the drain pan fills and the water pours into the room. If the unit IS tilted outward, then check the drainage holes for obstructions.

Andy, from what you have described, it sounds like the drip pan drain under the you is clogged and/or there is not enough downward tilt on the rear of the unit. The general rule of thumb is 1/4" to 1/2" downward tilt. The allows the water to flow to the rear of the unit, where the drain hole is located.

Resolving those two things, should solve the problem. Thanks for choosing FixYa.

Its ok as long as it doesn't drain into your room, if it does you may need a slight slope to outside

Hello, usually a window AC will spit water if the unit is not tilted back or if the drain is backed up, if the unit is level try tilting it back it the window somewhat. Also, if the unit does have a drain make sure it is not blocked.

If you live in the USA call 800-372-4854. If you don't live in the USA go to the link below and select the state of province you live in.

http://www.partlinx.com/haier.asp

Hope this helped you. Please let me know. Thanks.

Hi,
I have seen some very ingeious ways of redirecting the water, but nothing "factory". Some clear tubing and silicone caulk will wotk wonders though...

heatman101

Should have a drain on the unit. Check for ports that have debris in them on the outside of the unit. Clean the debris out and the unit should drain normally.

If your AC is window unit, check the dirt underneath the unit and also check the level of your unit.

If your AC is a central unit, be sure check the drain pipe, should be toward to the outside.

Drainage is plugged on the air conditioner and backing up into the fan housing. Try tipping it to the outside a little to give it more drain flow toward the outside. If the back of the A/C is higher then the front you can have this problem.