why does water come out from the back of an air conditioner when its started?

Answer 1

That is the moister that is in the air that is in your home,

Peace

Answer 2

When an air conditioner cools air, the air's capacity for holding moisture is diminished. This excess water has to go somewhere, so it drips out of the unit. This is similar to what happens when a cold glass forms condensation on the outside, and water runs down the side.

Answer 3

It called condensation. When the warm air (or at least warmer than you like) passes of the evaporator coil of the air conditioner it condensates.

This is much like a cold glass of soda or tea sweating on warm day.

The circulated air dehumidifies and condensates as it passes thought the unit. The cool, dry air is passed into the room and the condensation (water) is disposed of via drain line or the back of your a/c unit.

Answer 4

because air contains water and generally warm air contains more water so as the air is cooled by the refrigeation unit inside the airconditioner a bit of water/condensation develops in the box and it drains away onto the floor.
The principle is similar when you put cold coke in a glass and let it sit on the bench some condensation comes on the outside of the glass on its own.

Answer 5

because its cold and the machine sweats and the cold air freeze but avopperate in the warm air around the tube thus the water

Answer 6

Its all like dew in the air accumaliting and forming over it and then flowing as water

Answer 7

The condensate.

Answer 8

simple. just like fridge, it produces water. but it doesn't actually freezes it, instead it comes out.

Answer 9

i dont know and thx for the 2 points