Air conditioner is the most commonly used household appliance in summer. It can have a very good cooling effect. Many people use air conditioners. When using the air conditioner, some people will find that the air conditioner will drip. Generally, it is normal for the external unit of the air conditioner to drip. If the internal unit of the air conditioner also drips, it may be caused by some malfunction and needs to be repaired in time.
What to do if the air conditioner drips?
In summary, we can know that there are many reasons for the air conditioner dripping in life, and the treatment methods for different reasons are different, as follows:
1. The air conditioner outdoor unit drips
The treatment method for the air conditioner outdoor unit dripping is to Drain pipes are connected to sewers to solve this problem, or to collect water into containers for watering plants, mopping floors, etc. Leakage in foreign air conditioners is a common phenomenon.
2. Deviation of the air conditioner indoor unit
If the water leakage is caused by the deviation of the air conditioner indoor unit, you can slightly move the air conditioner , recalibrate the position of the air conditioner with the normal liquid level, and trim or lower the end of the air conditioner condensate pipe outlet as much as possible.
3. Pipe condensation
You can remove the tape to deal with the dew on the pipe to check whether the insulation material is aging or whether it is installed correctly. If there are gaps or thinness, it can be repacked. At the same time, aging tape can be replaced to maintain the tightness of the copper pipe.
4, Freon lack of Freon
If the air conditioner lacks Freon, you can only ask a special maintenance personnel to add fluorine.
Will the air conditioner drip in summer?
Yes.
It is normal for water to drip from the outside of the air conditioner , because the air conditioner compressor will produce cold work when it is working. When the refrigerant is compressed to produce cold work, it will discharge the cold work out of the body. Therefore, the surface temperatures of the pipes transporting cold refrigerant and the condenser are extremely low, and the atmosphere is rich in saturated water vapor. This water has cooling properties and will liquefy into water, so there is a phenomenon of "water dripping" from the outside.
Water dripping from the outside of the air conditioner is normal. Don't worry too much, or you can solve the problem by connecting the drain pipe to the sewer, and it's also good to use containers to collect water for recycling, such as watering flowers and mopping floors.
How to turn on the air conditioner to save energy
1. The indoor temperature setting should not be too different from the outdoor temperature. For example, the outdoor temperature is 31°C and the indoor temperature is 26°C. When the air conditioner is turned on, the temperature cannot be set too low, otherwise it will consume power due to low temperature and cause colds.
2. In addition, when sleeping at night, the air conditioner can be set to sleep mode. In this mode, the air conditioner will automatically increase the indoor temperature to achieve a certain energy saving effect.
3. You can also use the automatic air conditioning mode, which is also relatively energy-saving because the automatic air conditioning mode automatically adjusts the wind direction and air volume according to room conditions. Once the room has cooled down, it will control the power while reaching the set temperature.
4. If you only go out for a short time, you don’t need to turn off the air conditioner, because if you switch it frequently, it will consume more power. If you keep it on, it will save power, and too frequent switching will cause compressor brings burden, which will affect the service life of the compressor in the long run.
5. Set it to high cold or high heat when starting up, so that the air conditioner can quickly raise or lower the temperature to reach the set temperature; when the temperature is suitable, switch to medium or low air, which can reduce the energy consumption of the compressor when working. and noise.
