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Old 04-26-2006, 07:15 AM   #1
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My RV has a one-piece roof. I have two roof air conditioners (Coleman Mach III). DUring heavy rain, I now have water leaking in through the rear air conditioner. I do have a cover on the conditioner, so I think it must be a bad gasket in the roof cutout.

Is this a simple fix? I assume I can just buy a new gasket and replace it.

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My RV has a one-piece roof. I have two roof air conditioners (Coleman Mach III). DUring heavy rain, I now have water leaking in through the rear air conditioner. I do have a cover on the conditioner, so I think it must be a bad gasket in the roof cutout.

Is this a simple fix? I assume I can just buy a new gasket and replace it.

Thanks.

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Old 04-26-2006, 07:22 AM   #3
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on most if you remove the inside trim panel you will see four long bolts that squeeze the inside mount plate and the outside plate together. I would first make sure they are snug, then shine a bright light up around the seal area and look for signs of water movement, you could have a piece of twig or something under the gasket,.
if i remeber right the a/c needs to be lifted up to replace the gasket.
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Robert does remember correctly about the replacement of the gasket. I would try tightening the unit first, but don't over tighten as that will cause leaks.
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Also the drain or hole that lets the water drain to the side may be stopped up. You have to take the cover off to check this.

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