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The pan is one of the most important components of your HVAC system. Its job is quite straightforward: to collect water that is produced through condensation and safely dispose of it out of the system. If this were not there, the water would have nowhere to go and would leak, causing damage.
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Introduction The pan is one of the most important components of your HVAC system. Its job is quite straightforward: to collect water that is produced through condensation and safely dispose of it out of the system. If this were not there, the water would have nowhere to go and would leak, causing damage. Connected to the condensing unit, the pan ensures that moisture doesn't create mold, ruin ceilings, or even harm your cooling equipment. But, like any part, it's not indestructible.
Signs the Condensation Pan Is Failing First, you may see puddles of water forming at the bottom of the machine. This is often one of the earliest and most obvious signs. This can leak into walls or floors, where it can rot and breed mildew. Even with a small leak, after a while, this becomes a big repair bill. www.icraft.us
How a Failing Pan Affects Your System? If the condensation pan fails to perform its task, then it may create some problems with the proper flow of air in your HVAC system. Excess water may block or damage the coils in the condensing unit reduce the efficiency and increase your energy bills. www.icraft.us
Preventing Pan Problems Routine checks are the best way to avoid a failed pan. Inspect it for cracks or signs of wear, especially during seasonal maintenance. Cleaning out debris, like dust or algae, ensures water flows freely to the drain line. www.icraft.us
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