Air condition unit freezes up

I checked the owners manual and can find nothing about what area this cooler will service, however based on the size I doubt it will have any trouble with a small room like this.

needs cleaning.

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Sounds like a bad thermal overload which opens when the compresssor gets too hot. After the compressor cools down it closes and does not re-open unyil the compressor gets hot again. Check your wiring diagram if you have one and look for a symbol like two question marks on top of one another or the letters O/L. That seems to be what is occurring here.

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If this is a window unit yes it should drainout the back . Check the filter and service it while your at it . my GUESS is it's iced up . suggest you close off rooms not in use.. check the temp coming ou of the unit cshould be about 40-45 deg.

For window mount units, the unit must slope towards the outside. Water is a normal byproduct of refrigeration, like condensation on a glass of ice water.... Volume of water is not an issue, water dripping inside is. All water is intended to go outside, via unit slope.

The "dry mode" dehumidifies the air. This is useful when you do not need to cool the air but the relative humidity is higher than you want to have inside. You get the advantage of bringing in the fresh air without increasing the indoor humidity.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(this applies to all air conditioners with a dry mode)

Hello
This model is 5050 btu per hour,will cool room 10x15 or 150 sq feet.

That clicking sound might be the relay pulling in .

you may be low on refigerant