The unit is a wall unit and has been in for three years. It just started leaking inside the house thie year. I thought maybe the drain was stopped up but there is not a drain on it. It is a GE 110 unit we bought from Wal-Mart.
There is a drainage and it is stucked with dust, mold etc. Just open metal lid on the wall inside your house, where the coil is installed and where you're changing filters, remove air filter, there at bottom you will see the drainage hole (now under water probably). Rent an air compressor from Home Depot or Lowe's, stick the hose to that hole and turn compressor on. This shall blow the drainage through. After that slowly pour 1-2 cups of Chlorox or Tylex in there, let it stand for 15 minutes, then pour some more water and blow with compressed air again, then flush it with water and blow last time. Do that at least once in two years, or you gonna have same problem again.
Just purchased a 15000 btu 110 Frigidaire window unit and we love it. However, since the rear of the...
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Just purchased a 15000 btu 110 Frigidaire window unit and we love it. However, since the rear of the AC is actually on the back porch, the water from the AC runs down the wall and on to the floor. We could not find in the manual anything about a place to attach a drain tube nor did we see evidence of one on the unit itself. Our house is wooden and susceptible to termites. How do we funnel the water from the AC to the ground? Is there a separate attachment for the AC? How do we funnel the water from the AC to the ground? Thanks,oliver f. mckinney
the air unit does not blow cold air, it blows a little cold air, but not enough to keep the room...
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the air unit does not blow cold air, it blows a little cold air, but not enough to keep the room cool. does the unit needed to be shot with freon?