AC leaking water inside the room?
Causes & fix.

Every AC pulls moisture out of the room air. That moisture turns into water on the cold coil, drips into a small drain pan, and runs out through a drain pipe to the outside. When everything is working, you never see a drop indoors.

A leak inside the room means that water isn't reaching the outside — it's overflowing or dripping back into the room instead. In Navsari's humid weather the AC makes a lot of condensation, so even a small blockage shows up quickly as water on the floor or wall.

If clearing the pipe outlet and cleaning the filters stops the leak, you're sorted. If water still drips indoors, the blockage is deeper in the pipe or the unit is tilted wrong — both need a technician.

Water and electricity don't mix. Call a technician if:

• The leak continues after you've cleaned the filters and cleared the pipe outlet.
• Water is dripping near a socket, switchboard or the wall wiring.
• You can see ice on the indoor coil or pipes.
• The unit looks tilted, or the leak started soon after installation.
• There's a musty smell or the drain pan looks rusted / full of sludge.

A technician will flush the drain line properly, re-level the unit if needed, replace a damaged drain pan with a genuine part, and tell you the price before starting — so a small leak doesn't turn into wall or wiring damage.