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Kasarakobie
Jun 6, 2007, 07:01 AM
I was curious if the a/c vent line is supposed to have standing water in the line. It seems to me that this line should be free of anything to include water. The problem I have is that my a/c is leaking under the drip pan and I think it is the vent line clogged up. The drain pan is not full and the drain line going outside is clear.

ballengerb1
Jun 6, 2007, 11:33 AM
You should not have standing water in the line or the pan. They are supposed to be pitched. Try fishing around where the pan and pipe are joined. Use a small wire or pipe cleaner and then flush with water.