I purchased two Artic King 10,000 BTU Air Conditioners. The base of the units on the exterior of the building build up with water up to about 1 deep when it rains or running. Why is there no drain?

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

Your unit only consumes power on startup.about 10 amps on running it only uses about 5 amps when the thermostat kicks in low power consumption on that unit as it has a small compressor

Prettymuch normal. Do u get it servicd once a yr

Betty , Media of China makes Artic King A/C, as Andrew stated best to check the reviews from various sellers on line. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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when the reset button pops it indicates an over load situation and it works to prevent further damage to the unit
could be a start run capacitor failed or the compressor seized
call an ac technician for a check and a quote

if it was purchase new then a warranty still applies so have the unit checked by a service agent under warranty

Change the starting capacitor with a known good one and see what happens. If compressor good, it should start.

Just build on out of wood and paint it. It will have better insulation than those cheap sliders that get sun beaten and let insects in. Build one out of wood and caulk the edges it will look better and work better.

Do you live in an area of high humidity? This could be your problem. The water that is coming off the evaporator and draining to the outside pan is building up and picked up by the condensor fan and consequently blown by the fan inside. If this is the problem the fix is to drill a hole in the pan to permit the water to drain from the pan. Be careful as to where the hole is drilled so as to not damage any component of the a/c. I would suggest at least a 1/4 inch drill bit be used to make the hole.