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Old 08-19-2013, 09:47 PM   #15
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Depending on your rig you may have drain hoses from your AC units down inside the walls to under your chassis. I don't have any drains on my AC units. It just flows off the roof and down the side. When I level my rig I slant the rig slightly to the driver side so the condensation water flows on that side of the rig.
Depending on how your rig is set up, if you have a AC unit near the refrigerator then I guess it's possible the AC could be causing your leak, but I highly doubt it. If your drain line is clean then your problem is either the water solenoid is leaking or the drain line is broken and is leaking inside the rig.
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Old 08-20-2013, 11:17 AM   #16
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Put your jacks in the manual mode and tilt the RV a tiny bit to run any AC condensate the other direction for a test.

If you find any issues with the drain tube make sure to keep a U shape in it to trap a bit of water to prevent warm air from entering the refer.
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Old 08-20-2013, 12:35 PM   #17
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I know those two systems were/are independent.

I'm just not sure of the plumbing for each and the source of
my leak.
What path the the condensate water take
From the roof air units?
Thanks
Some, roof airs, like mine, have no drain tubes.
Mine simply drain the condensation onto the roof.(
When/if the climate is very humid the water runs off the roof and onto the ground.
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