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Mark Chizanskos Posted on Mar 09, 2017
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Leaks water I had read your possible causes for the unit leaking water. They are very high level & don't address an apparent recurring problem with Goldstar units. In 2 years I have used 2 units. Both leaked water, and one is almost new. The manual supplied with the unit really doesn't reveal the engineering problem with the unit. Obviously, this is a problem with units that occurs regularly. I have cleaned the unit & observed it without going into the motor/evaporator et al. If I can find my receipt I'm going to take back the new unit. I believe the problem is in very humid areas (I'm in central FL) the unit operates 24/7. The water collects in the unit & unless frequently dumped backs up in collection line(s). The water becomes "thick" due to dust, mold, etc. & clogs the lines causing the unit to leak. Goldstar should offer a remedy for this (even a disclaimer would do). Simply to ignore the problem then pass the customer off to an appliance repair shop isn't fair.

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The water may be condensation dripping in an area where the catch components are not able to catch it. The largest line that exits the cold coil and ends at the compressor should be insulated without any tubing showing all the way back to the compressor, deficits in the insulation (even small ones) could cause condensation to form and drip.

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SOURCE: No water collecting, unit running

the collector base under the tubes just collects water and drips it through a hole into the water bucket. there must be a loose hose(if it has one) or the base collector or bucket has a crack, as they usually are plastic. also if the unit is sitting on a very uneven floor this will happen

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