A/C leaking water inside.

[dick773434]

I am in North Texas with 100 degree + temps right now. My A/C that is part of the central unit poured water when I shut it off last night, definitely not a drip. Fortunately my trash can was right there and I caught a lot of it. So my take is I have a stopped up drain line....? Do I access this from inside or the roof? Will I need to take the cover off on the roof? Did give me a good opportunity to mop the galley floor.

[jaxfl]

Mine causes the ceiling along the duct to become very wet and DRIP in the bath area. It is just condensation (SP) and not much you can do about it. Like you said 100+ and that is what happens.

[cfsoistman]

Originally Posted by dick773434

I am in North Texas with 100 degree + temps right now. My A/C that is part of the central unit poured water when I shut it off last night, definitely not a drip. Fortunately my trash can was right there and I caught a lot of it. So my take is I have a stopped up drain line....? Do I access this from inside or the roof? Will I need to take the cover off on the roof? Did give me a good opportunity to mop the galley floor.

You'll have to remove the cover outside and check for a blockage. The AC Units drain on to the roofs regularly so if it's now running inside you most likely have something blocking the drain line to the roof. While you're at it check the coil for any dirt build up. You may want to take a hose to it if necessary. Be sure you're unplugged before attempting to hose out the coil.

[dick773434]

Thanks. Wasn,t sure whether to start inside or out. I will get the cover off and see what is up.