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I have a rusty drip pan. I'm unemployed and need a way to fix. Must I replace unit?
I have a rusty drip pan. My unit is 26 yrs old. My A/C man tells me I need to replace whole inside unit. I blew out the threaded water plug and know it's flowing, but water is still dripping from other side of unit in air intake. Towels and wet vac work for 2 days. Please tell me there is a way to fix. Thanks, bluechip
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