Rv Air Conditionner

trop-a-cal wrote:
You may be able to stop flow with a snugging of the four corner bolts under the plastic intake shield. Then the outside unit may have plugged weep holes due to leaves plugging them. Normally the condensation drips on the outside evaporation tray then weeps out. If you are in freezing weather that evaporation tray may have become an ice tray thus making the still warm water go into the RV by over flowing the tray to a point where it goes into the ventilation chamber. That can only be solved by warmer weather or melting with a hair dryer or a loop of heat wire that is used for roofs. Sometimes called heat tape. Try the snugging first, but do not torque it tight as that flattens the gasket between the roof and A/C unit causing no space for the weep holes to drain down off the roof as it is designed to do, along with evaporating in warm weather.