A drip tray gets the thankless task of guiding air conditioning condensation in the coil to the exterior of your home. A continuous supply of water allows algae and fungus to form on the surface of the pan, creating a thick coat of slime. Over the years, the slime will build inside and shake the drain line guiding the condensation. Taking away the slime in the tray is essential to the health of the air conditioning system. After removing the slime, a couple of simple measures will ensure it doesn’t return. Turn off the power to the air conditioning system. Lift up the coil access door and pull it away in the unit to gain access to the coil and drip tray. If your accessibility panel has screws, then remove them with a 5/16-inch nut runner or Phillips screwdriver prior to lifting the panel. Put on chemical-resistant gloves. Spray an…
How to wash Slime From a Drip Tray in a Vertical A-Coil Air Conditioner
