E14
Roca Condensate Drain Blockage

Furnace indicates condensate fault, shuts down during operation, may show water under unit

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Possible Causes

Blocked condensate trap, Frozen condensate pipe, Kinked condensate hose, Improperly installed condensate siphon on Roca condensing furnace

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Turn off power before working near water and electrical components.

  • Locate condensate trap: Find the plastic condensate trap at the bottom of the heat exchanger. Place a container underneath.
  • Clean trap: Remove the trap according to the manual. Flush it with clean water to remove sludge and debris. Check for obstructions in the outlet.
  • Inspect drain line: Follow the condensate pipe to its termination. Ensure it is not frozen, kinked, or blocked. Thaw gently if frozen and improve insulation or routing.
  • Reassemble and test: Refit the trap, ensuring seals are correctly seated. Restore power and run the furnace, checking for proper drainage and no leaks.

Warning: Condensate is mildly acidic; wear gloves and eye protection when handling and disposing of it.

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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Condensate Trap
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