racingoliver68
Dillsburg,Pa
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We have a 1998 Fleetwood Pace Arrow ,and our frount AC unit is leaking condensation inside I have taken off the unit and resealed it so it isn't from outside ,when the unit is running and you take off the inside gate you can see the condensation and see it dripping down into the pan we have catching it,What can we do to stop this .Thank you
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pulsar
Lewisville, NC
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Moved from Forum Technical Support to Tech Issues.
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Chris Bryant
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When you say you resealed it- what did you seal? On most units the condensate runs out between the bottom of the unit and the roof, so if you seal the edge of the unit, you trap the water in.
Most common is drain holes plugged- I have a page about leaks at http://bryantrv.com/roofacleaks.html which should help.
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skipnchar
Topeka or somewhere else
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If you used calking to 'reseal' the AC it's possible you blocked the route the condensation water takes to drain off of the roof.
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racingoliver68
Dillsburg,Pa
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Ok when we resealed the unit we raised it up and put down new cocking tape the drain hole are still opened .I pill the unit inside part down and checked the air flow ,the one dealer said that it had to be air flow.I have it running now to check it for any condensation .Thanks for your help , Allen Wiley
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