Posted by Allan In NE on July 14, 2011 at 02:38:52 from (148.66.88.254):
In Reply to: Re: 1086 a/c posted by Pacer 54 on July 13, 2011 at 20:13:11:
This is hard to explain, but I'll try and this is a hard nut to crack as humidity is a huge factor; however:
Assuming that the evaporator and condenser are clean, tubes and pan are in good shape (no rusted holes in the pan, no cracks, plugs or leaks in the tubes), try pulling that thermostat back just a tiny bit at a time until it just quits raining.
A thermostat set "too cold" causes the the evaporator to block up with ice, thaw and then dump the melt-water over and over again in a repeating cycle.
If you can feel the air at the outlets being really, really cold then all of a sudden it seems to warm a tad for a time and then back to really cold again, that thermostat is running way too cold and the evaporator is freezing over.
Gotta find that 'happy medium' with the temp control. That pan is kind of like trying to carry a saucer full of coffee; they will 'spill over' if too full. :>)
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