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Old 05-17-2015, 06:42 PM   #1
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Water dripping from inside of AC Unit

Just started today, when my Coleman Mach 15,000 BTU AC stops running, I am getting rather a lot of water dripping from the ceiling unit. While the unit is running I am getting the usual runoff down the side of the coach, so I don't think it is a blocked condensation drain. Any ideas what it could be?
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I wouldn't totally rule out the drain. That would be the good news.
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I wouldn't totally rule out the drain. That would be the good news.
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It happened to me and it was plugged up drains.
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Thanks for the replies. Blocked drain makes sense. We've been on a 30 amp site for the last 4 weeks just running the one AC so its been heavily used. Looks like a call to the mobile RV repair guy tomorrow. I don't do roofs any more.
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Coleman A/Cs are bad about clogged drains. They have tiny little holes for draining, that can clog easier than other units. The normal profile units, that is.
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Yup, been there, done that - clogged drains.

They are small, one on each side of the catch tray. One was clogged with a dead bug, the other with collected dirt/lint. After cleaning the tray I also drilled two additional holes, out the side of the tray, one on each side, to keep it from happening again.
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Mobile technician is coming at 1pm today. Report to follow.
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I like that extra holes idea.
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Both drain holes in front unit were plugged. Tech also checked rear unit and found plastic debris in the holes, probably from the factory. $55 well spent.
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I rest my case . Glad you got it done.
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Cheap for a service call, and much cheaper than my ER visit after I fell off a ladder.
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