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DIY & Home Improvement

mbperrin

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1. It's condensation. When the a/c runs overly long without a chance

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Wed May 15, 2013, 02:29 AM

May 2013

to evaporate, or it's extra humid out, or if the filter needs cleaned, excess condensation can occur.

If a real a/c looked and didn't know what it was, well, I wouldn't pay him.

Hope this helped a bit

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Drip coming from downstairs apartment air conditioner. [View all] IcyPeas May 2013 OP

It's condensation. When the a/c runs overly long without a chance mbperrin May 2013 #1

that's just it.... IcyPeas May 2013 #4

Is it a window unit AC or one for the entire apartment? Fumesucker May 2013 #2

it's central air IcyPeas May 2013 #3

can you put something in through a vent RILib May 2013 #5