Brennan G Todays visit was to investigate why the air handler leaks water into the emergency pan. Upon arrival , the emergency pan had water inside of it , although was not filled all the way or high enough to engage the float sensor. Ran system in cooling mode for appx 30 minutes and did not see any water drip from the air handler. Added a cap to the t fitting access at the air handler and turned the 45 elbow at the end of the line faced upward to “trap” the drain. Checked static pressure before and after the filter, there is only a 0.05in different across the filter. After making changes to the drain (adding a trap fitting and a cap fitting) the drain is producing much more water then before. Watched system run in cooling for about an hour , never saw any water drip from the air handler.
