Your HVAC system has a condensate drain line that allows excess water to drain out of your home. This drain line can accumulate clogs from ice, algae, dirt, or debris like any other pipe. If the drain line clogs, the water runs back to the HVAC system and could lead to a leaking or dripping unit. In most cases, your system will turn off to avoid damaging the electrical components. To fix the problem, you should call our technicians to identify the issue and resolve the clog.