In the summer, the air conditioner keeps dripping water, where does the water come from?

It is produced from the evaporator of the indoor unit of the air conditioner, because when the air conditioner is working, the temperature of the indoor unit evaporator is very low, and the temperature difference between the indoor air temperature is very large, and the condensate will naturally be generated, just like the condensation produced by the window glass in winter, which is formed by the temperature difference too naturally.

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In the summer, the air conditioner keeps dripping water outward, and this water comes from? The amount of water has something to do with what.

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The amount of water is related to the humidity of the air, the copper sheet inside the air conditioner is very cold when working, and the water in the air will condense into water, and the air conditioner will discharge the water through the sliding drainage pipe.

Turn on the air conditioner to drip water, and this water is actually condensation.

In summer, dripping water is a normal phenomenon after the air conditioner starts, and the moisture in the air will condense on the evaporator during the cooling process of the air through the evaporator, and the dew will be called condensate by our relatives, which will flow into the water tray below, and then can be discharged outdoors through the diversion pipe.

1. It may be because of the installed air conditioner - one side is high and the other side is low, and it cannot be kept horizontal;

2. It may be that the installation height of the water storage box in the air conditioner is not enough, and the condenser pipe is higher than the water storage box, so that the water cannot flow out, resulting in water leakage;

3. It may be that the condenser pipe of the air conditioner is broken or the joint of the condenser pipe is not long enough;

4. It may also be that the insulation layer of the air conditioning pipe is damaged, resulting in water leakage.

Solution: 1. If it is a normal air outlet condensation. Solution: The doors and windows of the air-conditioned room should be closed tightly, and the hot and humid air outside should not penetrate into the air-conditioned room.

2. The position of the air conditioner is incorrect. Solution: Appropriately reduce the position of the air conditioner drain to ensure that the condensate can flow out smoothly through the drain pipe, and fix the internal hanging plate.

3. The drainage pipe is blocked. Solution: Find a professional maintenance personnel to replace the drain pipe with a new one.

4. The sink of the indoor unit is broken. Solution: Find an after-sales service maintenance person to replace the sink.

5. Heat exchanger failure. Solution: Clean the air conditioner filter regularly to avoid dripping caused by dust accumulation.

Water is a normal physical phenomenon, because the temperature of the evaporator of the indoor unit of the air conditioner is very low, when the indoor unit fan is working, the indoor air is sucked in and blown out after cooling by the evaporator, and after the evaporator is in contact with the indoor air, due to the temperature difference, condensate will naturally be formed, which will drip into the water tank below, and then be discharged to the outdoors through the drainage pipe. Therefore, the air conditioner has a better dehumidification effect indoors when the refrigeration is working.

That is, the water vapor in the air is pre-cooled and turns into water. Because when the air conditioner is cooling, water droplets will condense on the outside of the condenser. It has to do with the length of time you turn on the machine, but normally there is a water pipe, and it will be connected to the outside and slip out directly. Is the drain pipe leaking?

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The position of the air conditioner is offset.

If the position of the air conditioner is offset, the direction of the drain pipe will become higher, and the condensate will flow out of the air outlet in the opposite direction of the drain pipe.

Solution: Re-measure the installation height of the air conditioner, pay attention to the appropriate position of the air conditioner drain to ensure that the condensate can flow out smoothly through the drain pipe, and fix the internal hanging plate. (As a reminder, the hanging inner unit should be installed at a distance of meters from the ground and at least 15 cm from the ceiling).

The drain pipe is blocked.

The drain pipe is blocked, and the condensate cannot be discharged normally, and can only flow out from the air outlet of the internal unit, which is also relatively common.

Solution: Just replace the drain pipe, if the drain pipe is not an inclination but curved, it will also lead to condensate backflow, you need to pay attention to it when checking.

Condensation appears in the piping.

In addition to the evaporator and air outlet, this is another place where condensate is generated. When the air conditioner is in operation, the temperature of the pipes used for the refrigerant is very low, and it is generally wrapped with an insulation layer to prevent condensation from developing. However, if the insulation is damaged, condensation will appear on the pipes and drip directly from the pipes.

Solution: Remove the old insulation layer and rewrap the pipe.

Air conditioning heat exchanger.

If the air conditioner filter is not cleaned for a long time, dust accumulation will cause the hydrophilic aluminum foil of the air conditioner to deteriorate. After the air conditioner is cooled, the condensate cannot flow directly into the sink and will drip from the internal unit into the room.

Solution: Just clean the air conditioner filter regularly.

Fluoride deficiency. Finally, it is necessary to consider whether the air conditioner is deficient in fluorine, and the lack of refrigerant in the air conditioner will cause the evaporator to freeze. As a result, the air outlet temperature is too low, which can lead to condensation.

Solution: Add fluoride to the air conditioner.

The dripping phenomenon in the air conditioner is mainly due to the above reasons, and in this case, as long as these places are checked, the problem can almost be solved

Turn on the air conditioner to drip water, and this water is actually condensation.

In summer, it is normal for the air conditioner to drip after starting, and the moisture in the air will condense on the evaporator during the process of cooling the air through the evaporator, and the dew, which we usually call condensate, will flow into the water tray below, and then can be discharged outdoors through the diversion pipe, and the condensation is a normal phenomenon, so you don't have to care.

The compressor of the air conditioner compresses the refrigerant, and then expands it through the valve, because the expansion wants to release heat, so that the temperature of the refrigerant is reduced, and then the refrigerant flows into the indoor evaporator, absorbs the heat of the indoor air through the contact between the evaporator and the indoor air, and then compresses it and expands again, so that the reciprocating circulation takes away the heat of the indoor air little by little. Since there is a lot of water vapor in the air, the evaporator will turn into water when it encounters a very low temperature.

Condensate is like water outside of an iced drink, and the water vapor in the air turns into water when it is cold.

It is water that is liquefied by water vapor in the air when it meets something cold, which is commonly referred to as condensation.

The refrigeration principle of the air conditioner, the air conditioner is a closed circulation system, the circulation system is equipped with refrigerant F22, after the air conditioner starts, the compressor presses the refrigerant to the radiator at high pressure, and then generates heat under high pressure, and then enters the condenser (indoor) to suck back the heat in the room at low pressure, and sucks away the heat in the room in the process of sucking back, and at the same time makes the moisture in the indoor air condense on the condenser, and stops when the refrigeration temperature reaches the set temperature, and the ice condensed on the condenser melts and flows out through the water tray, and it drips.

If the indoor unit drips, it means that the outlet pipe of the indoor unit is higher than that of the indoor unit, so lower it

<> "What's going on with the air conditioner water dripping into the inner machine."

1. Overheating of the air conditioner: the air conditioning water drips into the exchanger, which is generally caused by the overheating of the internal machine, and the reason for this problem is that the internal machine has not been cleaned for a long time, and the filter screen has accumulated a layer of dust after comparison, which affects the hydrophilicity of the aluminum foil from the old brother, and the water droplets from the evaporator cannot enter the sink normally, and will drip into the internal machine from the gap, and the air conditioner needs to be cleaned frequently to remove the hidden danger of dripping.

2. The drain pipe of the air conditioner is blocked: the air conditioning water is discharged through the drain pipe, if it is blocked, it will drip into the inner unit if it cannot be discharged. The blockage of the drainage pipe may be accidentally bent, or it may be that there are more stains and waste residues, etc., and if it is not cleaned up, there will be blockage.

3. Poor quality of air conditioning piping: when checking the situation of air conditioning water dripping into the inner machine, carefully observe the source of the dripping, if the water is dripped into the inner machine from the piping, the piping itself is thinner, resulting in insufficient heat preservation and cannot be completely wrapped. In this case, it is necessary to rewrap the piping with insulation material to ensure that it is closed.

Air conditioning water dripping into the machine is a more serious problem, when encountering this situation, we must deal with it in time, otherwise it is easy to have problems such as compressor operation failure and burning.

There are the following possibilities for dripping water in the internal machine

If the internal unit is not properly installed, usually the internal unit should be installed horizontally or tilted towards the condensate drain outlet. If it is tilted in the opposite direction, it will cause the condensate to overflow and drip, which can be solved by adjusting the tilt angle.

The condensate pipe is blocked, resulting in the condensate being unable to be discharged, resulting in overflow and dripping. It can be cleaned and dredged to solve the problem.

If the fan fails or the filter is blocked, the cooling capacity cannot be taken away, causing condensation (or even freezing) in the evaporator, which is usually a small air volume in the shed. If it is a filter problem, you can try cleaning the filter; If it is a problem with the fan, you need to find a professional to repair it.

Air conditioning maintenance: remove debris from the vent to ensure normal ventilation. Observe whether the outdoor rack is loose, and clean the outdoor ventilation grille for foreign objects. At the same time, keep the vents unobstructed.

Clean the surface of the indoor and outdoor heat exchanger to improve the efficiency of the heat exchanger, and when cleaning the indoor heat exchanger, you should carefully remove the panel and scrub it with a soft rag.

Use a small brush to gently scrub the heat exchanger of the inner machine to remove dust and harmful build-up of germs and age. However, it should be noted that since the heat sink is a thin aluminum material, it is easy to deform after being stressed, so it should be carefully brushed.