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Nope- Unit was installed after the house was built as is.

Basically did that not really but we’re no longer on speaking terms.

Is this a good or bad idea. The unit was opened, which is a big production based on how it was installed. Wile it was opened we clean out whatever junk was in there (not too much). If I cut a hole in the right spot, I could feed drain pan pills and close the hole with HVAC tape. Good idea...

Why the glove out ? I did remove it and put a cap.

Great idea. Thanks once again. I’ll wear a full face shield and let you know how it works out.

Pan is dry -yeah- I can hear the flow of water and the top is now capped. I dropped in some pan mints into the 3/4 clean out. There are others in the pan for now and all is well. All that’s left is the better seal the bottom where the duct meets the unit. I do have quite a bit of cold air...

Firstly, I have had guys come to my house , see this unit and leave -LOL. Out of shape old guys (like me). You need to be a contortionist to work on it. This person I found was not the original installer. I have cut ties with him as I have had many issues with his work and prices. This unit...

Good Eye ! Yes, He is dropping off a 3/4" slip cap and he did install some pan treatment mints. It is to clean out, vacuum out an flush out access. Once I am convinced the pan will remain dry, I will clean it, seal it and put a leak detector in there :) I ordered these on Amazon last night...

Thanks for the tip. I will definitely look into that product for this project.

I had someone come by to open the unit and remove the clog. It ended up being insulation that got wet and partially clogged the drain inlet. Surprisingly there was not much buildup. He also rebuilt the condensate line. I think it’s working (not leaking) but I’ll know soon. There was a lot of...

does this sit in the pan?. This would save me a lot of wet vacuum overnight until I get it fixed.

I used a wet dry vacuum to try to clear the drain from outside. It’s draining but water is accumulating in the pan.

I had a problem with my air conditioning system that froze. Had a tech come out and put 3 pounds of 410 an into the system, along with a leak stopper. The unit itself has a drain and that drain appears to be draining outside my house. My drain pan cannot properly be pitched so there is no...

Nilfisk i would guess the potentiometer for the speed control is bad. If you send me the serial number tag with a model number I can get you a Parts manual. From there you wil have all diagrams and parts numbers. You can order locally at a Viper Nilfisk dealer. Jan San house. I’ll need an...

Purchased on Amazon if they don't meet my needs back they go. The ones I have were great. Made just about a year and they are dying fin by fin. Home depot said they last 5 years on the package but one have a 90 day return LOL

Ordered and will get tomorrow. Thanks for the link. Any chance you have Genie Garage door opener. I hope this won't interfere with mine.

Looking to replace these Failing units. They worked well for about a year. Would like white housing and good adjustability to catch the whole 22’x20’ garage. Safety is important so I’m not interested in Temu junk. Links are appreciated. Thanks

I'm so glad you had a positive experience. I actually put down my own waterborne epoxy that lasted and war very well. It wasn't as shiny and I decided to treat myself for my 50th birthday and had a company come in for $5000. Grind off my water board epoxy and install a 100% solid epoxy system...

If its electric start check battery and battery connections. I had a loose spade terminal come off and cause and error on the panel. Took me too long to figure it out, however there is a great generator forum that helped a lot. I will go look for it and report back if I find it.

Just worked better for me. No surprise the older ones are better.