smarthalf
Mar 20, 2009, 07:40 PM
I have a Carrie Weatgermaker furance, it is leaking water, what could be the reason?
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smarthalf Mar 20, 2009, 07:40 PM I have a Carrie Weatgermaker furance, it is leaking water, what could be the reason? 21boat Mar 20, 2009, 08:53 PM If there is an A coil in the plenum and the you have a control problem with a stuck contact in the outside A.C. unit then the A coil on the furnace is actually trying to cool the house. It having hot air blow across the cold A coil and causing condensation. Thats one possibility. Now some questions. I'm assuming this is a forced air furnace, I googled it up and its a sears forced hot air is what I got. If it was a boiler a fitting could be leaking or the boiler jacket is cracked. Where is it leaking? Is there a humidifier on this unit? Signed 21 Boat If I Helped To Answer Your Question Please Rate My Answer wmproop Mar 20, 2009, 09:29 PM possible stopped up condensation drain I realy don`t know what a Carrie Weatgermaker furance is ,have never heard of it tell us more info KC13 Mar 22, 2009, 04:44 AM If there is an A coil in the plenum and the you have a control problem with a stuck contact in the outside A.C. unit then the A coil on the furnace is actually trying to cool the house. It having hot air blow across the cold A coil and causing condensation. Livin' in PA. and thinking cooling...gotta admire the optimism!:D Copyright ©2005-, Ask Me Help Desk
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