> >
> > I checked that it was draining water outside and it did seem to be
> > dripping water, so I don't think any of it is accumulating inside the u=
nit.
>=20
> There will always be some water inside the unit.  Modern units use
> evaporation to boost efficiency.  Some even allow the fan blades to dip i=
nto it
> and spray it on the coils.  There is still such a thing as too much water=
..  That is
> why I recommend pulling the cover off, but not before dousing it in
> disinfectant.

Yuck, that sounds like a recipe for spreading legionairella ...
http://www.hse.gov.uk/legionnaires/



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