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Old 09-16-2012, 02:16 PM   #21
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I went through quite an ordeal over this. It is a recall, and a GOOD service department can fix it easily.
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Old 10-03-2012, 08:08 PM   #22
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I just returned from 5 nights of camping. I ran my a/c every day and never had ANY water come out of the a/c unit. None on the outside, none on the inside. None under the trailer. I looked under the dinette seat and there was no water there either. I'm concerned that the water is just draining into the wall. There was very little humidity where I was camping so maybe no condensation built up but I'm still concerned. Has anyone else experienced no water coming out while the a/c was running?

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Yes, Laura I have. The a/c extracts the humidity/moisture out of the conditioned air. On very dry days, such as we have in West Texas, what little condensation may have came out of the a/c unit pretty much evaporated on the roof. The very next month, while having an unusually humid weekend, it was like Niagra Falls on the back of my 5er. It all depends on the amount of humidity in the air. More than likely, since you said there was very little humidity, that was why you had no condensation.
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I've camped with my 154 tilted left, right and haven't had a problem with a leak inside. Is there any kind of drainage outside?
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