During cooling, ACs generate moisture that must be properly drained. Blocked drain lines can cause:

  • Wall or ceiling leaks
  • Internal rust
  • Unpleasant odors
  • AC shutdowns

Always check the drain line during maintenance, and install a condensate pump if needed

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