If the compressor is out, will it keep cold air from blowing out of the vent. I have been having problems out of my ac unit in my apartment for almost two weeks. Maintenance has been there everyday this week and still have not fixed the problem. They have fixed a leak, cleaned the coils, replaced the filter and added freon. None of this has seemed to fix the problem. Any ideas on what may be wrong. I have decided that I am going to call a HVAC tech today and take the bill to the rental office. :wall:

I have an Amana furnace which is about 12 years old. I have and A/C unit which is about the same age. 2 years ago I had a guy drain the freon, move the A/C unit, and connect new pipes running back to the air moving unit when I was building a deck and needed the A/C unit in a different place. Last summer toward the end of the year I noticed that water was leaking out of the air main duct area. There is a drain connected to the unit which is 1/2" PVC that a plastic drain tube is connected to. This tube drains into the basement floor drain. I replaced that tube in the hopes that the issue was a blockage in the drain tube, but that didn't seem to have any effect. Now when I run the Air Conditioner the basement floor gets wet when the unit leaks, but there is a little trickle of water which does drain out of the drain tube. I'm wondering if I'm missing some kind of drain pan which funnels the waste water into the drain tube or something. How do I verify something like this? When I take one of the side panels off the main air delivery section above the main furnace area I can see the condenser (I hope I'm referring to it with the correct name....I'm talking about the radiator-looking thing that the air is forced past to cool it), but can't quite see any drainage pan or anything. Here's a picture of what I'm talking about: [url]http://www.irestone.com/HVAC/WaterLeak.jpg[/url] Any help is much appreciated!