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Old 07-06-2016, 04:32 PM   #1
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I am having trouble with condensation water dripping into coach. I have removed the top cover and the drain holes are clear. What measures or mods are there to eliminate the issue? I read that the fan performance is not allowing the water to escape through provided drain holes but is there a fix? While at camp gulf we had to put a pan on the floor to caught the water. and the back unit would drip on the bed.
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Yikes that doesn't sound pleasant.
When you cut the unit off, is there an amount of condensate that runs out suddenly?
When you pulled the cover, you checked the drain hole(s) that lead into the evaporator housing drain pan? Was there any water in the main unit base tray?
Air filters are clean?
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