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Is it normal for water/fluid to be coming from the outside central AC unit
My central air has a drain line that drains into a drain in the
basement. The water/fluid is not coming from that drain. Besides that, the outside unit has water around the base. I just noticed it at sun down. I haven't noticed water there before. Can that be normal or am I looking at a refrigerant leak? |
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