why is the air conditioner water running inside and not outside?

Answer 1

If you are referring to a window-mount AC unit, then it is likely that your drain hole on the outside is clogged. It could be the result of algae build-up or insects. Go outside and look at your unit, there should be a small round hole in one of the corners furthest from the window, located on the bottom side of the unit. You should be able to unclog the hole with a toothpick or other small instrument. This will alleviate the build-up of drain water within your unit, however, your AC may require a more extensive cleaning to prevent future clogging.

Answer 2

The condensation drain hole may be blocked or the unit may be tilted too much toward the inside. I assume that you're talking about a window unit.

Answer 3

Your condensate line is plugged. You can blow it out with compressed air and a nozzle, then drop a chlorine tablet (available at any pool supply store) to prevent the problem in the future.

Answer 4

If it a window unit it is not level
or slightly tilted out

Answer 5

your air conduction er is slightly tilt forward.lift it back and then it will drain toward the back..slate elevation

Answer 6

Check to make sure the drain hole is open.

Answer 7

check the pipe that allows it to run outside...could be blocked

Answer 8

You might not have it leveled properly,or drain might be clogged.