Anyone else having condensation problems?... I've already looked into these "solutions," and considering many people do NOT have an internal seal, the provided fix isn't even an option... That meant disassembling the unit, looking at hoses, confirming that they were properly seated and that any zipties were sufficiently tight or replaced... My discovery is finding water staining on the bottom of the cold water pipe (not the hose), which drips down onto the upper metal tray before spilling down onto the condenser, filling the bottom tray, then finally spilling out from the bottom of the unit... Again, the hose is not leaking and I pressure tested it to confirm no water leaked where the hose met the metal tube... Additionally, though a small amount of water was standing in the unit for a period of time, after being unplugged, water did not leak from the other metal tubes (including the one for the thermistor/thermostat) connected to the water tank... Tubes are poorly insulated in the first place... So... What is the actual fix? Better insulation? A new thermostat/thermistor? Or is something else?
Did everything recommended after the jug emptied onto the floor overnight and it seemed to work, but in the morning it had emptied the next jug onto the floor. Cheap Chinese crap I guess. The ones we had 20 and 30 years ago never leaked once.
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Anyone else having condensation problems?... I've already looked into these "solutions," and considering many people do NOT have an internal seal, the provided fix isn't even an option... That meant disassembling the unit, looking at hoses, confirming that they were properly seated and that any zipties were sufficiently tight or replaced... My discovery is finding water staining on the bottom of the cold water pipe (not the hose), which drips down onto the upper metal tray before spilling down onto the condenser, filling the bottom tray, then finally spilling out from the bottom of the unit... Again, the hose is not leaking and I pressure tested it to confirm no water leaked where the hose met the metal tube... Additionally, though a small amount of water was standing in the unit for a period of time, after being unplugged, water did not leak from the other metal tubes (including the one for the thermistor/thermostat) connected to the water tank... Tubes are poorly insulated in the first place...
So... What is the actual fix? Better insulation? A new thermostat/thermistor? Or is something else?
Great work 👏 saved me from buying new
I followed as you said but when water boils,it overflows. Please advise
Did everything recommended after the jug emptied onto the floor overnight and it seemed to work, but in the morning it had emptied the next jug onto the floor. Cheap Chinese crap I guess. The ones we had 20 and 30 years ago never leaked once.
Thank you for your reply. We apologize for the trouble with your unit and our support team is always happy to assist. Please contact them at support@avalonh2o.com
Where can I get a silicone seal?
My top loader is leaking from bottom!! Help!!