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I have a broken pvc pipe on the side of my house. After doing a little google search I think it may be the A/C condensation pipe. It only drips during the summer months when the A/C is on. My question is if I buy some PVC pipe is this a easy fix? If not would an air conditioning company be the ones to call to have them fix it?
Mine drains into a utility sink. It's actually a a garden hose size flexible milky white kind of clear tube held on by a hose clamp. I noticed on my mom's a/c it's a much smaller tube and has gotten clogged in the past. I think it's whatever works for you. I've also seen them same kind of hose run along the floor, just laying there that drains into a floor drain, clamped onto the drain.
If it currently terminates at the foundation I would extend it out further. Do not allow it to be in direct contact with the earth (minimum 1/2" clearance)
This is an easy fix that shouldn't take more than a few minutes. For certain a 100 videos on Youtube.
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