I presume its a refrigerated air conditioner ?? Not an evaporative type. All refrigerated airconds have an internal drain which collects the moisture buildup off the evaporator coil. This drain will have a hose which runs through the wall to the outside. Have a look outside where all the aircon pipes come out. This hose could be blocked by dirt or a mouse may have chewed a hole in it. Try blowing air up the hose to clear it.
I have the same model with the same problem. I don't know if it's refrigerated or evaporative but it's a window unit with no hose going thru the wall. It was fine for about three months now this. I've taken mine out to clean any gunk out and see if that helps. I don't know where the drain holes are but it seems like it's draining at the side panel track.
Thanks for clarifying what type of machine it is. These type of aircons dont have a hose. The moisture buildup in the unit, collects in a drain and is supposed to gravity feed to the outside of the unit. The unit should be installed with a slight slope to the back to allow this to happen. If water is dribbling out the front, I would suggest that the unit is sloping forwards rather than to the back. See if you can lift the front up a centimetre or 2 or drop the rear end of it so that the unit slopes to the back. Cheers.
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