I get that the system is designed to use condensate to cool. But the vents where the cool air comes out on my unit (PC Richards Generations brand 5200 btu) are dripping moisture, and the water sloshing around inside is audible now after 3 days of running the unit continuously through hot and humid weather. There is no leaking of water into the room, however. The previous thread on this was very helpful, but this amount of collected water seems excessive. Furthermore, the unit is less efficient, as the cooled air is picking up moisture as it blows out into the room, quite the opposite of the intended purpose. Any help greatly appreciated!

hello i live in florida so its an average 95 degrees with high humidity and all that stuff lol but me and my family are renting a duplex that has an ac system that cools great at night starting about 8:30-9pm but during the day its about 83 to 85 all day. ive measured with a thermocouple and it getting right now 83 in and 66 out so its been averaging a 15-17 degree difference. the landlord has had 3 techs out so far, the first one said the evap coil was slightly dirty and cleaned it and the condenser. the second said it was less than a pound low on freon and that 83 to 85 is normal for florida then left. the third said the blower motor was set on medium and he set it to high and now it does just slightly move more air but nothing noticeable. he also said in his reports that it was functioning fine but that its a dated system. what else can i make sure they do when i have them back out again? ive personally checked and fixed some minor airleaks in the attic and the filter is always changed but nothing.