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Old 05-09-2015, 11:00 PM   #1
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I am camped on the Oregon coast. beautiful weather although high humidity and 50s and 60s temp. which might be relevant to the problem, My overhead electrical heater is dripping water. I am hooked up to electric so to save on propane I have been trying to use the electric overhead heater. I have the thermostat set on auto.
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I'm not an expert, since I rarely run the "Heat Pump". But it sounds like you have a clog in the drain line. Hopefully someone else will jump in here, Lewster is the resident expert. It could also be a problem in the drain pan.
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Have you ever run the HP before? You might read this thread which may be related to your issue. Look for my post about half way down the thread on what I think could be the problem.

http://www.airforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=134356


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