I noticed this afternoon that my air conditioner is not working properly. I checked the condenser outside, and it seemed to be running fine. Unfortunately, I had no cool air from the vents (no air flow at all). I checked the filter and it looked okay. It was changed last month. I turned the unit off for an hour and just tried restarting it. It seemed like there was a small amount of air coming from the vents but barely noticeable. Not even 2 minutes later, I noticed that there was condensation leaking at the a/c drain line connection. I haven’t seen this happen before. I turned off the unit by the shutoff switch, because I was concerned about the leakage. As soon as I turned it back on, the condensate pump turned on and appeared to pump out condensation. I’m not sure what is happening and how to tell if this is a diy repair. I don’t know if I have frozen coils or possibly some other issue. I’ve posted a picture of where I saw the condensation.

Hi, I have an outside AirCon condenser unit that has a rotten drip tray. This is not a problem for me the unit works just fine, but I am concerned that the whole assembly, which is mounted high on an outside wall, will collapse and cause damage to the outside roof area. Does this drip tray or any part of the casing provide structural support. The support brackets are all in good shape. Is there an inbuilt chassis unit that supports the compressor, fan etc. Any advice for peace of mind would be welcome.