Heat pump - no water on the ground

[skylimit]

So maybe I am just used to florida a/c window units in houses though should not my jayco skylark heat pump (cool cat think it is called) be dripping water under the trail trailer when the a/c is running inside? Don’t know, maybe heat pump ac/heaters don’t drip water outside.

Darn see no option to edit thread title. Meant to type ‘no water on the ground’. Dam spell check correction.

[Sundancer330]

If you have a Coolcat it should have two drain tubes coming out of the condensate pan. Jayco did such a crappy install on mine the tubes were crushed so the pan overflowed and water ran out near the tire. I bought a marine thru hull fitting and drilled a hole in the bottom of the pan for the thru hull to drain, problem solved.

[Grumpy]

You may not have water dripping. Many window units use a slinger fan that throws the water onto the condenser coil where it evaporates.

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[skylimit]

thank you both

[JFlightRisk]

Originally Posted by skylimit

Darn see no option to edit thread title. Meant to type ‘no water on the ground’. Dam spell check correction.

I corrected your thread title for you.

[us71na]

Your heat pump has (should have) two drain tubes located just behind the curved aluminum skirting. Here is a photo of the ones on my 2011 21FKV.

[skylimit]

Thank you, I will check tomorrow