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08-26-02, 07:49 AM

Manny123

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Furnance Has Water From Ac

The bottom of my furnance seems to have water leaking when the AC is turned on. Can I fix this myself or do I have to call in a repairman.
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08-26-02, 08:56 AM

bigjohn

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You might be able to fix it yourself. Search thru the posts for the past couple months and you'll find several related to this issue and lots of ideas on what to look for. Let us know how you make out.

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