Hook a Wet/Dry vac (with the filter removed) to the outside drain line. This will allow you to suck the drain line clean and remove any water/algae/debris from the line. As a maintenance item, you may want to pour 1/2 c of household bleach into the drain line downstream of the drip pan to minimize the future growth of algae. Do both of these items yearly to keep problems from recurring.
The condenser does not have a drain line. The evaporator drain is on the lower passenger side of the firewall.The condenser does not have a drain line. The evaporator drain is on the lower passenger side of the firewall.
Where is the evaporator coil located? >>>> Drain line is probably clogged
Inside the unit under the evaporator coil. The condensate drain line is attached to it.
Check for clogged or dirty air flow paths, and clean the evaporator coil. Clean and Treat the condensate pan and clean the condensate drain line. Check for proper operation of the blower.
A/C drain line is plugged. Clean out the drain line, located passenger side, near the firewall, under the car. A/C drain line is plugged. Clean out the drain line, located passenger side, near the firewall, under the car. A/C drain line is plugged. Clean out the drain line, located passenger side, near the firewall, under the car.
AnswerThe evaporator is on the firewall. I wouldn't advise blowing backwards into the line as you'll likely push any blockage farther up the line.Yes, just do not blow very hard.
Crawl under the vehicle and find the drain line. Use a unsharpened pencil to unclog the line. Be careful not to put a hole in the line.
Take your snake on the roof and clean the drain from the vent.
The evaporator is going sweat. This is a good thing visually the more the better. Although it not draining through the drain is a problem. Ur drain line is most likely stopes up. U can try to cut the line and blow it out with ur mouth. But u will still have to clean it out some way or another if that don't work.
It means that your main drain line is clogged downstream from where your drain from your tub ties into your toilet drain and the problem can be a hundred of different reasons. The first thing I would check is your clean out (if you have/find one) outside of your home usually within 2 to 5 feet from your outside wall. If you do find the clean out then take off the clean cover and see if your clean out pipe is full of sewage ( becareful of taking off clean out cover because it might have a lot of pressure behind it if clogged) If you can not find a clean out then if possible wait till the tub drains and then use a shop vac to vacuum out the toilet and then pull the toilet and snake down the toilet drain or if you find a clean out then snake down the clean out. When you run a snake down the clean out or toilet drain if possible run water down it too while you snake the drain line. Most drain lines do not plug up if they are plumbed in right which means have the right grade and have the right fittings so back to your question this could be possible that you have a problem in your drain line and I would (after you clear the line) check it with a camera other wise you might have to snake out your drain line often.
condensation from evaporator coil. should be piped into a drain line leaving cooling coil.
Passenger side near firewall. Crawl under the car and look.