My Carrier Infinity system Model FE4A is leaking water from the bottom of the unit on to the basement floor. How do I stop the leak?

I have a Carrier Infinity system Model FE4A. Water is accumulating behind the service panel insulation on the right side near bottom and then dripping down inside the unit and on to the concrete basement floor. When I open the air filter access while the unit is running, I can see drops coming from the right lower corner of the unit were the service panel attaches. The condensate line is clear, the pump is working, and there are no drips from the center of the unit (it is an A-frame design and installed vertically). The water seems to be running down the face of the service panel and accumulating in the insulation and not collecting in the drip pan. The unit was cleaned by a an HVAC person. The drips seem to be coming from the lines on the side nearest the panel when the water melts between on/off cycle. The unit is otherwise operating normally. I noticed a drip ring near the copper lines that connect to the outside unit. Could the placement of the drip ring be the problem? The drip ring is toward the center of the unit and away from the side that is accumulating the water. Is there another way to direct the flow of the water away from the coils so it drips down into the pan and away from the insulation?