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GEAUX LSU TIGERS!!!
I have two AC's on our Bighorn and the one in the bedroom kept leaking a few drops of water onto the bed. I looked it up on here and thought it was just condensation. It's really humid here in Louisiana during the summer. After a few days, it got worse. More than just a few drops would come out. More like a few tablespoons at once when it turned off and then a few drops after that and while it was one. I got out the owners manual and it said if water is leaking inside that I needed to tighten some bolts down and compress a gasket to 60%. I took off 4 phillips screws to remove the plastic cover and then found four bolts that it was talking about. Two were pretty tight, one was a little loose, and one I could tighten with two fingers. I tightened them all and for the past few days, no drops have came in. Problem solved. I have attached two pictures to hopefully help someone that has the same problem. The first picture is not the exact model, but similar and it shows where the water was dripping from. The second picture shows the four bolts to tighten up. They were actually all thread rods with nuts welded to the ends and one was not a good weld job and I couldn't use a 1/2" socket on it, so I had to use a crescent wrench. It's a Carrier Air V low profile that's in the front bedroom of our 2010 Bighorn 3580RL. Hope this helps someone out there some day.
Cory
Cory