leaking water into room
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I'm not a pro, just a homeowner. I suspect that the bottom is not tipped back enough, meaning that the bottom (or top, for that matter) is lower inside the window than outside the window. Perhaps the metal right angles that are supposed to be screwed into the window frame have bent.
159836
You need to make sure the unit is slightly slanted downwards outside of the window. If the unit is level with the window or even tipping up you will cause water to leak into the room and the unit will not function properly.
159837
When in window you need to put about a 3 degree pitch toward the outside. This allows water to flow toward the back of ac and not into room. There is also a rubber plug on the back side of ac that can be removed in humid areas.
159838
You need to tilt the AC backwards so the water goes out the window - behind the AC
249666
Hi Vikas, i had that same problem in the beginning, I changed the hose and it still happened but it wasnt drastic, i tightened the hose and since its been fine with no problems. Not sure where it is leaking from but check the hose connections, I hope this helps.
79749
No. We have not experience leakage. However the flow from the cold side is very slow. Something must be plugged.
758324
inspect wiring for damage,make sure it didnt pull wire off of humidistat,and if water line isnt kinked or broken it should be okay
1035215
I am sorry to hear that you are having a problem with your door. Please call in to our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244 and we can assist you in finding a solution to your leaking problem. It may be a very simple fix that can be handled over the phone. We are available Monday thru Friday from 8am-7pm EST.
2227112
Please check water pressure. We had same issue until we lowered the pressure. Best of luck
1949264
our only thought is there is water leaking somewhere. If not in house then out or in the ground pipe.
474948
we put a huge tarp under it in the bedroom we used. Caution if it springs a leak the tarp may not hold it all. We have not had any trouble with ours. We used a hose from the bathroom to fill it. When we emptied it we ran a hose out the window and siphoned it. We since have gotten a submersible pump to do this.
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There is a plastic flexible seal that slides on the edge of the door. So it covers the 1/4 inch or so clearance between the door and the wall. No water leakage. I love the door, is heavy and looks real good.
2202596
I think it would be a problem indoors with the water unless you put something under it to catch the draining or line it in plastic and water lightly
1411449
My unit was leaking water as well. If you remove back and side panels off there is a tiny tube that goes to the condensing area, it gets clogged. When it does the unit leaks. I bought a small plastic tub that goes under washing machines for mine. The unit works great, the company just never tells you its going to leak badly and ruin your carpet.
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Rob, if you are saying water leaking from where the two housing meet, it is possible that ceramic seal is not sealing properly. make sure to check it again and clear it of all particles. Are you able to put a picture, I was not able to fully understand your problem from your description.
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It sounds like some water has leaked into the unit making it unstable. I've had this problem and discovered that the seal around the top was the problem.I actually had to pry it open enough to get the water out and then re glue it. Good luck.
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I forgot to mention - if there has been repeated urination/heavy volume in this area, it would be a good idea to inspect under the padding as well, in case it has soaked through. You may have to treat the wood floor underneath.
715879
My machine did leak a bit too. When I moved the machine forward to fill up, I noticed water underneath it. My husband opened the machine up. There is a snap on piece and draws hot water up. He put silicone grease on it and it stopped. I will get more details soon on what he did.
1396665
There are holes in bottom of the floor for water to get out. And there are grooves that are part of the fake flooring that channel water toward the holes. I haven't tested it yet though.
635098
Not in our home. I wouldn't worry. It sounds like you have air being sucked into the line...check your plumbing connections.