Sometimes yes, it is an easy fix. First things first open the cover of the unit and make sure the pan is full. If the Pan under the coil is full then it's the drain backing up. If the pan is not full then 1) The pan is busted and leaking, or 2) a connection on the drain pipe is leaking. If its clogged we normally blow it out with compressed nitrogen, and if that doesn't work we recommend a plumber. If you have an air compressor you can try doing the same. Stick the end of of your blower in the end of the drain inside of the Pan, and seal as well around it with your hand as you can. Good luck!
Last edited by MarshRat89; 07-06-2013 at 05:17 PM.
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