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    Nov 21, 2010, 10:04 AM
    Should there be water running out of my new Trane XL16i ac/heat pump:
    I recently had a Trane XL16i air conditioner/heat pump installed and there is a continious flow of water flowing from the bottom of it, is this to be expected to occur from now on?

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