My air conditioner is only a year old and it's leaking water badly. It's a window mounted air conditioner and I'm afraid the leaking water is going to cause damage to my exterior walls. Do you guys have any ideas or tips?

Inside the tank are two bolts holding the tank on to the base. Unscrew these two bolts and carefully lift clog the tank from the base. Remove tank to the trash.

Water leak detectors are alarms that alert you of leaks. They do not stop the water leak from happening. They also do not stop the leak after it happens or turn off the water line repair valve. You will still need to turn off the water valve yourself and contact a Utah plumber to come check out the plumbing issue.



If you need to add copper pipe make sure that you clean the old and new pipe by using sandpaper, inside and out. If it's not clean the solder will not flow into the joint. Another tip is to not over wrap the mail threaded pipe with tape, this can cause a leak. Twice around should be enough. Also, don't over tighten it.

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The water line repair most likely damaged your electrical outlets and lighting fixtures. Have a qualified electrician come in to evaluate and repair the electrical.

When doing the install on a water heater, keep an eye out for unconnected pipes. A commonly missed pipe is the one that leads out from the area for drainage. It is probably a recirculation pipe; that helps your water remain heated without wasting too much water.

Then, you can take your new shower parts home and reinstall them in the inner assembly. It is very important that everything be aligned properly and tightened to prevent leaks. Beware of over tightening, however, since this can also cause problems. Once you are sure everything is installed properly, replace the cover plate and turn the water back on to test your repair work. With a little bit of work, your do-it-yourself shower repair project can be a success. It does not take an expert, just a little effort and know how.