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Re: AC It Leaking Water To INSIDE The Coach

Reply #25 – August 22, 2020, 09:16:34 pm

After the leak has been fixed, a Bissell spot clean pro with a healthy dose of bleach in the solution will clean those water stains on the ceiling fabric.  I had a shower skylight leak while mine was in storage this spring.  I thought the fabric was ruined but in an hour or so it was almost perfect.  Couldn't raise my arms above my head for a couple days after though.

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Re: AC It Leaking Water To INSIDE The Coach

Reply #26 – August 22, 2020, 10:01:22 pm

I've tried to find the link I ran across when searching, but to no avail.  The post was talking about how the channel that collects the condensation from the coils had worn through in some places.  This presentation as a "waterfall" when shut down.  The diy'er went into the unit and resealed the pan to restore the correct path for the water flow and no more water fall on ac shut down.  Maybe this is happening in your situation?

Hope you find it!

Dave

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Re: AC It Leaking Water To INSIDE The Coach

Reply #27 – August 23, 2020, 06:24:16 am

Dave,

Was it this one?
A/C Water Dripping On Bed - PROBLEM SOLVED

Mike

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Re: AC It Leaking Water To INSIDE The Coach

Reply #28 – August 23, 2020, 09:36:00 am

I guess I got lucky. After using a brush to clean all the debris from under and around the AC unit where the condensate tube exits onto the roof, the water is back to exiting onto the roof and draining off onto the ground like it's supposed to do. I ran this unit all night and the ceiling is dry. Took this photo this morning.
Thanks to all for your help and support. I'll post here again if there are any further developments.

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Re: AC It Leaking Water To INSIDE The Coach

Reply #29 – August 24, 2020, 10:42:43 pm

One thing  I haven't heard  talked about is if the filters get dirty you can create a slight vacuum that will not let the water run out your drains. Then they back up and drip inside.
Bill

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