AC unit dripping inside

[Sopper]

This past weekend was fairly humid with temperatures in the high 80s and low 90s. We also had an afternoon of fairly heavy rain. The TM was level. We used the AC, not set to the lowest temperature, and the Low fan setting. Half way through the first night we had water dripped out of the On/Off switch for the oscillation on the unit.

Does this mean my ac unit is not draining properly. With the higher humidity could this we condensation off from frozen coils? I'd like to alleviate this problem, if possible.

[hillbillyhotel]

when we bought ours ran into that also somewhat,, ours was dirty filter

[wbmiller3]

The bolts that hold the inner and outer units together can get loose and let water through from the roof (the condensate water normally runs out on the roof). It's been a while since we had a roof unit but on ours the bolts were accessible from inside if you removed the cover over the controls, and it was a simple fix to tighten them up.