Air Conditioning - Chunks of Ice on Exchanger and Condensor

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gregy
07-17-05, 12:09 PM
I have a Bryant plus 90 Furnace and A/C. I just had the primary and secondary exhangers replaced 6 months ago. My A/C has been working fine, but noticed today water leaking on the basement floor by my furnace. Inside, I've found thick ice on the exchanger and also on the outside fan unit where the large pipe is uninsulated and also on the condensor and connecting lines. Even though it was cooling ok I shut the unit off.

The drain line under the exchanger is not plugged. Any ideas on this one?

Thanks!

Ed Imeduc
07-17-05, 12:12 PM
. I just had the primary and secondary exhangers replaced 6 months ago.

If inside fan is running ok Id call them back. You got a leak in the freon lines some where. Turn it off but let the indoor fan run.

ED ;)