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It is perfectly fine if the building is cooling and isn't humid. Once the A/C system saps all the moisture out of the air, it won't drip much if at all until there is more humidity. For more info on why they drip and when ... Why is my central air conditioner dripping water
It should only drip water in the back of the unit, and fall outside of the window or home. You should make sure the unit is leveled correctly with the proper decline to the back. It should have a slight tilt, per the install guide, so that it does not drip into the home.
MAke sure you have it leaned back and that water is dripping from it in the back if not do so if water still isnt drippin than screw some holes in the bottom so it can drip if it doesnt work than it might have blown up
If the humidity is not high youwill not gget much water out the back. The air conditioner has slinger ring on the condenser fan than throw the water onto the coil and it is evaperated. Rus
you need to have a drip line that take away the water when the ac is on so the water does not goes into the furnace ,also check for leaky line that could causing water to leak back
It sounds like your drain line may be partially plugged. Some times a small insect will get in there and cause a partial obstruction. IF the line is clear and the water continues to drip over the sides then make sure the unit is balanced So that the water will flow to the drain and not out the back.
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