No-name airconditioner on 2008 Arctic Fox 1140 leak

[bighatnohorse]

My Arctic Fox air conditioner has no insignia or identification on the interior or exterior housing.
And, in a humid climate, it will leak condensation on the inside (and plenty of condensation water runs off the roof also).

I tightened the four black mounting nuts one full turn to insure that the exterior gasket was not leaking back into the unit.

As I recall, many AC units are designed to drain off interior component condensation?
I'm wondering if perhaps there is a clogged drain for the condensation.

The inside AC housing has two knobs. . .on for fan/cool/low/high and one knob for Min/Max cooling temp.

A little fore knowledge would be helpful before I tear into the unit.
Has anyone experienced a similar problem?

[bighatnohorse]

Okay. . .took the exterior cover off and inspected.
It is an Airxcel product (Coleman).
There are no drain holes for the forward high side condenser coil.
There is a sort of tray. . .non removable beneath the coil.
The tray exhibits what looks like residue from water evaporation.
No drain holes visible in the tray.

I reassembled it and ran it for a little over three hours yesterday.
No drips.
But this is currently in 12% Arizona humidity.

It was leaking in the 80% + humidity of tropical west coast of Mexico.
I suspect that this particular AC product cannot handle very high humidity - the drip tray simply fills up and overflows.

(The grill has controls and electrical connections - removing it while running is not a reasonable option for my technical abilities.)

[Super_Dave]

Rich, have you run it with the diffuser grill off to see where the drips are coming from?

[RV_CONUS]

Same problem, remove cover may have at least 2 drain holes; one on each side, clogged.

Solved my problem.

When you remove the cover take a picture of the serial number, model number plate. Or, write down the info. You can search the manufacturer.

Caution when tightening the AC from the inside, don't over tighten as it could damage the seal. There may be tabs along the rim where the ac meets the roof that provides a guide on how tight the ac should be. The installation instructions may provide in on how to appropriately tighten the ac.