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> Our middle A/C unit doesn't seem to be draining properly. It's

over the side of the coach. So far there is no water in the coach. I > pulled the top cover and the inside cover of the A/C but its not > obvious to me how to fix the problem. The A/C units are Coleman Mach > Heat Pumps. The front and rear units are working fine. There is

moisture coming from the middle drain tube but most seems to be

> Bob

Not sure how yours is set up, but on my 03 Allure, one solution is

keep the front-end of the coach higher than the rear. Just a

will usually work to allow the water to drain out the rear drain

On mine, all the water drains torward the rear. I let the coach

with the automatic HWH system, then when it's done, put the HWH on > manual, then raise the front or lower the rear a bit. I have a

bubble level I place on the floor next to the HWH controls. This

probably not the manufacture's intended method to use, but it

works. I'm still trouble shooting and brainstorming a better

As a precaution, we place towels underneath just in case. If you

a better way, please let us know. Thanks >

Larry, Debbie, Tiki and Tomi
2003 36' Allure #30856

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> Our middle A/C unit doesn't seem to be draining properly. It's > leaking

> over the side of the coach. So far there is no water in the

coach. I

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pulled the top cover and the inside cover of the A/C but its not > > obvious to me how to fix the problem. The A/C units are Coleman

Mach

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Heat Pumps. The front and rear units are working fine. There

is

Thanks for the suggestion but we have three AC and they all have
their own relief tube. All exit the driver side of the coach and
two out of three are working fine. The middle was working fine
until about two days ago. I suspect its clogged but I don't know
for sure how to reach the clog.

Bob

'05 Intrigue LE #11872

[quote author=Larry Feather"

> Bob
>

> Not sure how yours is set up, but on my 03 Allure, one solution

to

> keep the front-end of the coach higher than the rear. Just a
little

> will usually work to allow the water to drain out the rear drain > tube.

> On mine, all the water drains torward the rear. I let the coach > level

> with the automatic HWH system, then when it's done, put the HWH

manual, then raise the front or lower the rear a bit. I have a > small

> bubble level I place on the floor next to the HWH controls. This > is

> probably not the manufacture's intended method to use, but it > usually

> works. I'm still trouble shooting and brainstorming a better > method.

> As a precaution, we place towels underneath just in case. If you > find

> a better way, please let us know. Thanks > >

> Larry, Debbie, Tiki and Tomi
> 2003 36' Allure #30856
>

[quote author=Bob Stephens"

>]
> > Our middle A/C unit doesn't seem to be draining properly. It's > > leaking

> > over the side of the coach. So far there is no water in the > coach. I

> > pulled the top cover and the inside cover of the A/C but its

> obvious to me how to fix the problem. The A/C units are