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Water is a natural byproduct of the cooling process. Your air conditioner has two units, one outside and one inside. The indoor unit includes an evaporator coil that cools warm air as it moves over it. Condensation occurs as the air cools, flows into a drain pan, and drains out of your house through a condensate drain line. Due to the condensation process, having water back up is a common problem. We regularly get calls about an air conditioner leaking water inside or an air conditioner leaking water outside. Here’s why it happens: Drain Line Is Clogged As time passes, mold can clog the condensate drain line. This can lead to water backing up inside your house. Our Millar Heating And Air pros can eliminate clogs and get water flowing again smoothly. Reach us at (951) 679-1331 for help. Air Filter Needs to Be Changed We recommend changing flat filters monthly and pleated filters every three months. Replacing your air filter is critical for: Indoor air quality Energy efficiency Reduc...

Having an air conditioner that is level is crucial whether you're buying a new one or want to get the most out of your existing one. Typically, concrete pads are used to install air conditioners. The pad may sink, move, or crack with time. Mistakes and even premature replacement may result from this.  Damaged Compressor The compressor in your air conditioner is an essential part. As its name implies, it compresses gasified liquid refrigerant as it draws heat from your home. The refrigerant regains its liquid state once the compressor has exhausted all the heat under pressure. If you looking from AC repair in Murrieta so contact us.  Rust and Mold The cooling process naturally produces water as a byproduct. As it cools your house, your air conditioner removes moisture from the air. This wetness enters a pan before exiting through a line. Water may collect in the pan rather than drain if your air conditioner isn't level. This may lead to: Water ponding next to the air condition...