Best Emergency AC Water Leakage in Springs Dubai 0568770106

Hiring Us For All Kind Of Emergency AC Water Leakage in Springs Dubai

If you need any Emergency AC Water Leakage in Springs Dubai, then feel free & don’t hesitate to contact us any time.

Here you will find cheap Service for your air conditioning repair

Our company Dubai-Repair provides the all kind of Air Conditioner Repairing, Maintenance & Cleaning Services in Dubai & their Surrounded Areas.

We are providing 24 Hours Services via WhatsApp/Phone Calling/Messaging

Contact Detail

WhatsApp/Calling : 0568770106

Emergency AC Water Leakage in Springs Dubai

Why does water flow from the air conditioner?
First, it is worth saying a few words about the design of the air conditioner, and then deal with all the issues that relate to the features of its work. In any air conditioner there is a part of the refrigeration circuit with temperatures significantly higher than the ambient temperature. Usually this hotter part is called a condenser or an external unit. It is always located outdoors and has direct contact with the outdoor air. The other part of the air conditioner is installed in the room where it is required to cool the air – this is the coldest place in the refrigeration circuit. It is called – the evaporator or indoor unit. These two blocks are connected by copper pipelines, electrical wires, this design is called a split system.

Another air conditioner design may be called a monobloc air conditioner. In this case, the outdoor and indoor units are placed in the same housing, but anyway, its condenser is directly outside the room and comes into contact with the outdoor air, and its other part is in the room. Most often it is inserted into the window, less often – into the wall.

Question: “Why is water flowing from the air conditioner?” more about the split system, so we will talk about it.

Let’s consider a specific example. Let’s say there is an air conditioner in the room. When it is hot outside, it is turned on to work in cooling mode. The refrigerant that circulates in the system, boils in the heat exchanger of the indoor unit, has a temperature well below the room air temperature. For this reason, the heat exchanger, or rather the outer surface of the heat exchanger tubes, begins to become covered with moisture, which becomes more and more, and in the form of drops it flows down and collects in the pan. It is for this purpose that such a pallet is intended, which is installed under the heat exchanger of the indoor unit. To remove this water, there is a special pipe in the pan, which is connected by a hose or pipeline. Through them, water is removed either into the sewer system or into the street. There is no way to avoid the formation of this water. Its formation is associated with the peculiarities of the operation of the air conditioner in cooling mode. If the entire drainage system is initially done correctly and works properly, then there is no need to worry. If for some reason water starts to drip from the indoor unit, then there are violations that led to this.

1. If after installing the air conditioner, after a while, water began to drip from the indoor unit.

As mentioned earlier, the water from the sump must be drained through the drainage pipeline into the sewer or into the street. Most of the time, the water drains away. To do this, a slope of at least 1 cm for every 100 cm is maintained along the entire path of the pipeline. 1.1 – if the slope is not maintained, then water accumulates in the drainage pipeline, in the sump and water from the sump begins to drip out. Quite often there are cases when condensate is discharged into the street and the drainage pipeline has to be laid through a hole in the wall. The hole is also drilled at an angle towards the condensate outlet. Often this is neglected and such holes are drilled horizontally. Naturally, in this case, the water simply will not drain through the pipeline.

during installation, dirt, dust, pieces from construction work can get into the sump and then get into the drainage pipeline with the flow of water. As a result of this, partial or complete blocking of the flow of flowing water may occur.
water may drip or leak not only from the area of the indoor unit, but also outside it. This situation can occur if the drainage pipeline has some kind of damage and water condensate is partially leaking in this place. A similar picture can be observed if the drainage pipeline has a joint or connections along its entire length. Condensation water may also leak in places of poor connections.
in some cases, the drainage pipeline cannot be made so that the required slope is maintained along its entire path. In this case, it is planned to install a drainage pump (pump), which provides continuous or periodic pumping of condensate from the sump. In the event of a breakdown, condensate can also accumulate in the pipeline, and, finally, in the pan itself and drip out.

To check the correctness of the work carried out, the installers themselves must check the condensate drain after installation. To do this, water is specially poured into the drainage pan and it is checked how it drains and whether there are leaks in any places.

If the water does not flow out of the pan immediately, but with a delay, or flows from the drainage pipeline in portions, then perhaps a mistake was made during the laying of the pipeline and there is a “failure” somewhere along the length of the route. This process will be repeated at some intervals