My window unti is dripping water inside the bedroom room.

Is it a portable a/c unit? Is it vented properly- out a window? Does it shut off if the drip pan is full of water?
I have a different brand portable a/c unit and find that while they say it can cool a room, I don't think it will work well on its own- a window unit would be better. I use mine in a bedroom to cool a little more than my central unit.
These units need to exhaust hot air outside the room it's trying to cool. Some will shut off if the internal drip pan fills with condensation to avoid water spilling and damaging floors.
I don't use the "auto" mode on mine, just set the temp and make sure the compressor on in manual.

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this sounds as though you need to service the drain pan.. you will have to pull the unit out a bit to access it . Under the evapator coil the one that is inside the house you will see a pan under it Look for a drain hole or pipe and clean it out.. you can put a bit of Clorax and warm water down the pan but rinse it out as well. then just be certain that the unit is tilted to the outsid eabout 1inch or so . Hope this helps let me know Jon

When I worked Electrical in a Hardware store we were told by Nighthawk and f\First Alert and we told our customers that you want the detectors 4-6 feet off the floor never near a water heater or furnace since this can cause false alarms. The CO will rise, so one on each floor should be enough near a central stair if possible. Other wise make sure at least one is in the bedroom.

Ruth this happens alot ive answered alot of questions so im going to make it short please give me a vote and rating the unit needs to be pulled out and taken out side sprayed really well with cleaner homedepot and lowes sells coil cleaner in their a/c dept. it isnt as good as what your local a/c man can get but will do what happens is the consensation stays in those systems cause the deposits and rust in the drain sometimes clogg the exit when your not useing it it has water that will set their for months at a time the mildew is the least of your worry in most cases theirs mold present as well and as brings spiders and misqitoes I dont know if you can install one in that unit or not but seach online uv lights for a/c systems I think you will like what you see

Hello Jill Yes it is insluation,leave it alone.Water will drip INSIDE the room if it is removed.

Window unit? If so, Drain on outside is blocked or the A/C unit isn't ;ower on the outside end ,(supposed to be lower than inside. Good luck.

Hello.
You need to clean out the drain pan.Also unit shold be tilted back a little so water will run outside.

Remove the front grill and using an old tooth brush clean out the bottom pan where water is laying.Also be sure the drian hole outside the unit is clear.

the bottom of the case from the outside usually has a "divot" in it below the coil to allow flow from the hose that runs across the bottom of the unit, try pressuring up and "blowing out" any obstruction, if this does not work then you may have to disassemble the unit and verify the drainpan is not cracked below the indoor coil (rare)

Has someone told you A/C units need water? This I've never heard of. The water you see dripping from an A/C unit is the condensate dripping off the evaporator -- it's removing water from the air when it cools it.