Why would my furnace be leaking directly into the pan instead of the drain pipe?
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Originally posted by FLASH_OUTDOORS View PostIs there normally an internal pan inside the unit? There is a t in the drain line. I know from the t to the sink isn't clogged. Maybe there is a problem from the t to the unit.
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Check the 3/4" male adapter (screw fitting) at the coil it often clogs there before the "tee" as it chokes down to a smaller I.D. Cut the PVC before the tee look down the pipe or get a shop vac and suck that sludge out. Put a coupling back and your good. Also if your coil is extremely dirty some times the condensation cannot run down the coil properly to the internal drain pan and will fall off the coil prematurely down upon to your furnace.
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Originally posted by Twztid View PostCheck the 3/4" male adapter (screw fitting) at the coil it often clogs there before the "tee" as it chokes down to a smaller I.D. Cut the PVC before the tee look down the pipe or get a shop vac and suck that sludge out. Put a coupling back and your good. Also if your coil is extremely dirty some times the condensation cannot run down the coil properly to the internal drain pan and will fall off the coil prematurely down upon to your furnace.
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