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Submitted 139 days ago...

Gruel894

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Condensation on outside of condenser (inside part)

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I have a condensation problem I think the part that is inside my house on the outside of the condenser ( metal covering ) is moist
very wet drips onto my crawl space floor I did clean the pan and the drain line so what can I do or am I worrying bout nothing I live in central Ar

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Submitted 139 days ago...

jim5456

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Your coils may need to be cleaned especialy on older systems ==excessive condensate can be an indication of a problem with the freon charge and needs to be serviced ===it will cause the electric bill to soar up

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Condensation on outside of condenser (inside part)

Hi I have a condensation problem I think the part that is inside my house on the outside of the condenser ( metal covering ) is moist very wet drips onto my crawl space floor I did clean the pan and the drain line so what can I do or am I worrying bout nothing I live in central Ar

Hi
I have a condensation problem I think the part that is inside my house on the outside of the condenser ( metal covering ) is moist
very wet drips onto my crawl space floor I did clean the pan and the drain line so what can I do or am I worrying bout nothing I live in central Ar