After using air conditioner for a couple of days we traveled down road and it began to rain inside. I am assuming this is a drain hose problem but where is the drain hose on the air conditioner end?
You sither have to remove cover on top or look under it on roof should see a tube for draiage.
SOURCE: duo therm air conditioner
my duo therm air works beautifuly all day but at night when we go to bed it seams to turn on and shut off rapidly. what could be wrong?
SOURCE: Location of Drain holes on Duo-Therm Model 630035.321
Good place to start is up on the roof. Look way under the unit (hard to see some times) along the bottom, between where the gasket sits on the roof and metal bottom of unit. Should see small round or similar sticking down from unit. There will be a hole in the side of them. Poke around with a wire or something to open them up. If you don't see water/condensation running across your roof from unit when it's operating, (usually in 2 directions, 1 each side of unit) then yup, there plugged.
SOURCE: Air conditioner leaks/drips from filter inside travel trailer
Either your 14"x14" a/c gasket is lose on the roof allowing the condensation to flow into your RV or you have a cracked condensation tray under the evaporator. I'm guessing the later
JGRV
SOURCE: rv air conditioner leaking
I have the same problem....it is a negative pressure problem holding water inside the unit until it overflows the pan and runs into the duct system. why this occurs....I don't know....I cant find a problem with my air return, but as soon as you turn in off, the water comes gushing out the drains on the unit. I resolved this....temporarily....by twisting up a paper towel into a wick, and placing one end up into the drain tray, with the other end lying well out into the exterior case. This lets the water wick out and keeps the tray drained. I don't understand the problem and don't know what the permanent fix will be, except maybe cutting a hole and placing an intake vent directly below the unit.
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Google dometic rooftop air conditioning parts!Wouldnt suggest using off brand parts maybe diffrent?if that one is set up for 12v also maybe deffinatley diffrent!!!Try cleaning condensor aluminum fins on roof top if condensor is dirty will throw whole system out of whack!!!use oven cleaner and hose with nozzle be careful not to bend fins throughly rinse off cleaner after soak period spray off completly off roof and sides quickly!!!!!may damage decals etc!!! anyhow try that before replacing parts then use factory or alike parts!!!Good Luck!!!
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