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Water in vents
Please help! I have a mobile hame, the vents are full of water up to the middle room! I have no idea what caused it! It started in the end of the house and has got to this point, Ive asked family and friends who have their own heating & air business and they can't give me an answer?? My daughter has asthma and the water is beginning to become a gross problem! Is there some way to drain this, and how has this happened? How do I clean it?:confused: :mad: :eek:
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You probably have a broken water line OR the condensate pan is over flowing and the water is dripping into the duct work. Check the drain line off the A/C first to see if it is clogged up. You can use a wet or dry vac to remove most of the water.
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As stated before probably a water line line either on the a/c on furnace, like a humidifier or if your getting the amount of water I understand from you a house water line brike maybe? I would be VERY CAREFUL OF MOLD:eek: especially with the asthma problem. I don't know were your located but mold once in ductwork is hard to remove:eek: god luck Victor
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