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09-29-02, 06:27 PM

brills

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Water Leaking from back of house

Water is leaking out of the back of my house from the heat exchanger. The pan under the heat exchanger is full of water. My air filters are clean(changed one week ago), and I don't see any frozen coils. Thanks for the help.

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09-30-02, 04:57 AM

Jacque Schidt

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Your condensate drain is blocked. You can do a search here for "condensate" and read all about it. Take a wet/dry shop vac to the place where the water is supposed to come out, vaccum the drai real good and that should get you going again.

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