Oaks Air Conditioning Repair: Oaks Indoor Unit Leak Repair

The indoor unit of Oaks hanging air conditioner repairs leaks, which is mainly caused by the following conditions:
　　1. The outdoor drainage pipe is artificially blocked or the drainage outlet is blocked by dirt, resulting in dew condensation that cannot be discharged.
　　2. Poor drainage pipe: Because the drainage pipe is aging, slack or bent into a wavy shape, resulting in poor drainage.
　　3. Dew condensation on the piping: because the quality of the insulation material on the piping is too poor or too thin, or is not completely wrapped, when the refrigerant in the pipe passes through, condensation will occur.
　　4. The horizontal orientation device of the indoor unit body is improper: the horizontal orientation device of the indoor unit is skewed, and the orientation of the pipe opening is too high, which will block the efflux of dew droplets.
　　5. The indoor unit device is not strong and causes displacement: the fixed hanging plate device of the indoor unit is not firmly fixed, and the displacement occurs for a long time, which causes the side of the drain pipe to be high, causing drainage difficulties.
　　6. Water dripping from the heat exchanger:
　　1) The filter net is seriously not cleaned in time or the filter net is damaged, or even not installed and used, causing the evaporator to be covered with dust, which makes the hydrophilic aluminum foil hydrophilic. The formed dewdrops cannot drip into the sink in time, but fall outside the sink, and the water droplets will gradually leak into the room from the bottom shell.
　　2) The lack of Freon in the air conditioning repair system causes the evaporator of the indoor unit to freeze, and the water droplets formed by the melting of the ice do not drop directly into the water receiving tray.
　　3) Some air conditioner repairs are caused by their own manufacturing defects. If there is slight contact between the evaporator and the plastic casing, the water will not flow into the sink at all, but will flow down the plastic casing. If you do not check carefully, it is not easy to find fault points. Solution: Remove the plastic casing to check for any traces of water, wipe the corresponding position with a cotton cloth, and carefully check with a flashlight (the best effect is to turn off the light at night). Use a thin plastic sheet to introduce water into the sink. The problem can be solved. .

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