Do the water drip from the air conditioner outside? null

Yo dog , the water be drippin outside !

The guy that said to remove the plug, its recommended to leave the plug in so the water can rise enough so the fan throws it on the condenser etc, to help efficiency, it is normal for the water to rise to the bottom vent and drain that way, these have to be titled at 5* so it will properly drain, other wise the water will come forward and leak through the front and potentially cause damage.

Yes. Remove the plug/screw. It’s marked on the papers that are in the box

“Do the water drip from the air conditioner outside?”

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Yo dog , the water be drippin outside !
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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The guy that said to remove the plug, its recommended to leave the plug in so the water can rise enough so the fan throws it on the condenser etc, to help efficiency, it is normal for the water to rise to the bottom vent and drain that way, these have to be titled at 5* so it will properly drain, other wise the water will come forward and leak through the front and potentially cause damage.
Answered by Noname 11 months ago
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Yes. Remove the plug/screw. It’s marked on the papers that are in the box
Answered by WhitneyS 1 year ago
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