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Posted on Jul 24, 2009

The air onditioner leaks water, can't remember if

I know this sounds lame but my air onditioner leaks water, can't remember if I needed to empty something or is it a hose? I have lost my manual, help! It is an Everstar Portable Air Conditioner mpm-10cr-bb6

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Mine is a different brand, but it has a "bucket" in the back I have to empty every day.

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