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R.P.J wrote:Drain line is good he said
Any particular reason to raise it on 30º
The lowest is 16º an I does alwaus have it on 16º
R.P.J wrote:Gas reads 65 psi
R.P.J wrote:I does hear the compressor cumin on an cutting off. But I does does perspire alot dats why I does have it on 16º.... its a new unit I doh no wat to do again
R.P.J wrote:I does hear the compressor cumin on an cutting off. But I does does perspire alot dats why I does have it on 16º.... its a new unit I doh no wat to do again
Cross Blood wrote:Check the rear drain to see if it is clogged. You may have to unmount it from the wall mount though.
the drain pipe is probably clogged. Have the unit serviced.R.P.J wrote:Guys I now see dis thread dis is tje ac unit I have an its leaking water on the inside piece by the right hanf corner vent. Anybody have this unit.
SmokeyGTi wrote:Cross Blood wrote:Check the rear drain to see if it is clogged. You may have to unmount it from the wall mount though.
also 16 degrees is a bit too low. in fact that's freezing!
try 20 degrees.
if the room not getting cold at that temp then something probably wrong with your a/c unit.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:the drain pipe is probably clogged. Have the unit serviced.R.P.J wrote:Guys I now see dis thread dis is tje ac unit I have an its leaking water on the inside piece by the right hanf corner vent. Anybody have this unit.
a quick DIY fix for that is to remove the filter, wash it out, pour a little bleach over the metal fins of the evaporator, wait a while and then replace the filter - that will clear the clog and stop the dripping inside.
the metal fins are behind that filter the person is taking out in the photo:
R.P.J wrote:Could u guys suggest a good brand split unit ac
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