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Q: This morning we noticed some standing water under and around the furnace. Not a lot, but noticeable. What might this mean? I was able to easily mop it. Do we dare turn the air back on (electrical issue)? Or do you think we need to call someone first? Could this mean there's a hose issue? Thanks for any thoughts you have.
A: The quick answer is that your condensate drain system is probably clogged. Condensate is the name given to the moisture that has been condensed out of your household air during air- conditioning and now that the unit has turned humidity into water it has to get rid of it. If the drain system from the unit gets a clog in it that water will spill out onto the floor.See the full content of this document
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On the Level: Condensate System May Be Clogged
Here's how you might take care of the problem before you spend money. There is a thing called a condensate pan the lives under the coils inside of your air unit from which the...
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