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    Water dripping continuously for Split AC



    There is continuous water dripping from my Split AC. What may be the possible causes?

    Please suggest.

    Thanks
    Amit



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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Describe where is dripping ?

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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Condensation pump, if installed, out of order.
    Dirt in pipe (too dirty air in the room), or pipe sqweezed on a bending, canalization where the pipe goes in is stopped.
    Pipe diameter too thin for the load - too much condensation is being produced.
    Much condensation, but unit installed not horizontally (water spills over one of its brinks).

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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Mr. Nike,

    Water is continuously dripping from the front grill and Coil is fully frosted.

    thanks
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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Amitsaxena, is there a need to engage the forum's "heavy artillery'' where a little gun suffices? Your system seems to just begin to lose its ***** charge.

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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Dear RIga,

    Thanks for your interest as the problem is solved. Its very simple as the drain was chocked.

    Thanks
    Amit

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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Provided filters were clean and the fan operated properly prior to the situation described (and if fan was OK, now, is certainly, blocked with the ice - aggrevating the icing)

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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Quote Originally Posted by amitsaxena View Post
    Dear RIga,

    Thanks for your interest as the problem is solved. Its very simple as the drain was chocked.

    Thanks
    Amit
    i think you never going to skip an anual service again.

    Ice

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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    Quote Originally Posted by amitsaxena View Post
    Mr. Nike,

    Water is continuously dripping from the front grill and Coil is fully frosted.

    thanks
    amit
    If coil is frosted, then problem is not only with chocked drain.
    Probably it is filter clogged and evaporator dirty.

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    Re: Water dripping continuously for Split AC

    so,.....as i said, MAINTENANCE!!!

    Ice

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