Ductless Mini-Split troubleshooting

Mini-Split Leaking Water Indoors? Here's the Fix

A mini-split indoor head that drips is almost always a condensate drainage problem — usually a quick fix.

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Common causes

What you can check yourself

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Clearing a clogged condensate line or servicing the pump is a quick technician job — and worth doing promptly to avoid wall and floor damage.

Most mini-split repairs run $150–$900 — see our repair cost guide.

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Mini-split leaking water — questions

A mini-split indoor head that drips is almost always a condensate drainage problem — usually a quick fix. The most common causes are clogged condensate drain line, failed condensate pump, improper drain slope.

You can safely check a few things first: Turn the unit off to stop the dripping and protect your wall/floor. Clean or rinse the indoor unit's filters (lift the front panel). Check that the outdoor end of the drain line isn't blocked or kinked. Clearing a clogged condensate line or servicing the pump is a quick technician job — and worth doing promptly to avoid wall and floor damage.

Most mini-split repairs run $150–$900 in the San Francisco Bay Area, parts and labor — you get a flat-rate quote before any work begins. See our repair cost guide for details.

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