is it d compressor or d condenser from where water leaks??

Question

only those having thorough knowledge answer. dont confuse me plzzzzzzzzz

Answer 1

The water comes from the condenser. In an air conditioning system, when the compressed gas is expanded in the condenser, the expanding gas (usually freon) causes the temperature to drop rapidly. This make moisture in the air condense into water droplets which leak down and out of the unit. It is quite normal and nothing to be concerned about unless you are sitting underneath the air conditioner.

Answer 2

THIS IS THE CORRECT ANSWER: It is neither the compressor nor the condenser. The moisture in the hot, moist air condenses on the EVAPORATOR, much the same as water droplets form on the outside of a cold glass of lemonade on a hot summer day. When the refrigerant gas evaporates inside the evaporator, it absorbs heat from the surrounding air and the moisture condenses on the outside of the cooling fins - this water is then routed to a drain tube and it is what you referred to as "water leaks." That's the process in a nutshell.

Answer 3

Condenser

Answer 4

sounds like an air conditioning question
water leaks out the drain tube from the evaporator which is inside the car
the water drips just behind the passenger wheel outside

Answer 5

condenser bubba