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Re: My split type aircon wont work properly, water keep...
Try cleaning the port for the drain plug, when the air is damp outside it will condence a large amount of water. Aslo make sure unit is level so it will drain properly.
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HEALTH function (Optional)1. This function help carry away the accumulated dirt, bacteria, etc from the evaporator. 2. Turn off the air conditioner, press "CLEAN" button to enter this function and it will show "CL" on the display of indoor unit.
Check outside for the drain hose and make sure water is draining.If not, disconnect hose at evaporator ,and blow it out. Do not **** it from the open end: it does not taste good.
Sounds as if unit is freezing over----typically a response to lack of proper ventilation-----check all filters and access panels to unit and clear or clean as needed-----if unit has a drip pan make sure unit has been positioned properly so as to catch excess......properly ventilating unit should resolve issue though
1. Do not set the aircon too low temperature in overcast weather, this will cause ice ups and water dripping. Optimal comfort zone temperature is 24c.
2. You need to open the grill cover on the front of the aircon which unclips either end left and right with a finger pressure. You will find two filters which can slide out and should be cleaned. First tap them together to remove dust, then you can wash them with mild soap and cold water.
3. There is the third possibility that an insect has made a nest in the drainpipe. You should look on the outside of the building and locate a plastic drainpipe. You can either blow into this pipe with your mouth or get a blower. This will unblock any restriction in the drainpipe.
Goodluck and ratemeplease.
this time of year it's either from your humidifier or if you have a high effeciency furnace it's because the water isn't draining where it's supposed to. you need to get to the furance or air handler and make sure the drain line is where its supposed to be.
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