Haier air conditioner indoor units are commonly leaking and dripping, let’s talk about it

It’s so serious.// Let me express my sympathy first. . .

In summer, air conditioners generally have condensation. This is because the water vapor in the indoor air will condense into water at the indoor unit of the air conditioner due to the low temperature of the air conditioner heat exchange tube. Generally, there is a tank at the bottom of the air conditioner to collect the condensate, and then it is discharged to the outside through the condensate pipe.

If there are so many water drops in the room, it is probably an installation problem. An installation error prevents the water from draining out normally. It should be reported for repair.

As for what the Haier customer service staff said about blowing with strong wind, I guess it is likely that the strong wind blows the water droplets that have just condensed on the heat exchange tube (the newly condensed water droplets are of course very small) into the air of the room, so that There won't be too much condensed water, and there won't be any dripping.

Of course, I think Haier is obliged to repair your air conditioner within the warranty period. You should call for repair.