Rv a/c drain water becomes slime

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• Start with the condensate drain. Your air conditioner collects condensate water from the evaporator (moisture that was in the air condenses and turns into water on the coil) where it then drains into a pan and then outside of the unit. Look for a drain and clear the blockage. If you have a wet/dry shop vac, you can vacuum out the drain area.
• Make sure your air filter and your evaporator coil are clean. Clean as necessary.
• Inspect seals and repair as necessary.

These are the first things you want to do and will, in most all cases, correct the problem you are experiencing. :-)

You have a icemaker? turn off its water supply, does the water stop leaking then?? Else is condensation from no frost mode which gets bad if your freeser/refrig door leaks air. shut door on sheet of paper drag paper up and down seals top and bottom if resistance is vacant in any seal area FIX IT. You can slightly REFORM a warped door be gentle! CLEAN SEAL AREAS FIRST

The dehumidifier has a non-removable tray under the coils (they look like radiators) that collects and drains the water away. If the tray or drain gets clogged with dirt or slime the water doesn't drain away well. Some water is picked up by the fan and is blown out the vent. Take the covers off the machine and give everything a good cleaning. If you get water on any electrical parts, let the machine dry thoroughly before plugging in.

next time send model number and say where the freezer is located top, bottom side by side,if it's a top mount,could be blocked drain,take back wall off in freezer,melt out ice under the evap coil with hair dryer, then i use a steamer to clean out drain line,slime forms in the drain and usually has to be blown out if you have some kind of plastic water line or something you can stick in and blow out that line,or try pooring hot water down drain,after you get it to drain call the local parts store and get a heater probe,this will keep the line from clogging in the future,hope this helps

Check run-of on roof & see if it's been reduced lately, it may just be a plugged drain at base of unit on roof.

Remove all covers and look down with them removed and see if the coil drain pan has a stopped up exit where the water drains out and into the rear of the AC unit.

If the unit is off level it could cause a draining problem too.

No drain plug but this model should have a SLINGER RING AROUND the end of the fan blades which picks up the water & sling it on the back coil which it is so hot & evaporates to help get rid of excess water .. So as for the water running inside, the drain channel are plugging up, from the front coil to the back, & only need to add clorox bleach to the front coil area for now , to kill the slime or mold slowly blocking the channels..But first, TURN_OFF UNIT! (certain times of the year, mold & slime grows rapidily and thats what the bleach for..!

I am not en expert at RV A/C units. I have worked on a couple before. There should be a reservoir somewhere under the evaporator coil(looks kind of like a radiator in a car but much smaller). It should have a hose or something to drain it away from the a/c unit. These very often become plugged on any kind of A/C unit. However if you choose to do this on your own, you will have to climb on top of the RV and remove the cover from the a/c unit to do this. It might be safer to take it to an RV repair shop.