A/C dripping off roof

[Nursx2]

Had the exact same problem till I placed glue on gutter system on my Hurricane. Worked like a charm.

[Bill Barber]

Wish we had a robot to do all the RV tasks my bride just said lol

[TMD]

Thor took the gutter off of the 2020 Synergy and say the fix is to lean the motorhome so it won't drain down the door and on the steps. This is a sorry design which would be easy to fix but they refuse to do it. On top of that, they have the exhaust and the generator exhaust come out under the bed. They say don't sleep with the generator running. They had to run the exhaust across the vehicle to put it there. Such an easy fix. Obviously they have some inexperienced design engineers at Thor.

[Vbates]

Not that easy if your visiting the SW United States. Gets might hot there.

[ggoguen]

I always tilt MH to drivers side, no drip near door or awning

[Vbates]

Guess I'll have to tilt my stick-on level so looks even when I tilt driver side. 😅😅

[Bill Barber]

Yep, ain't nothing but a thing !

[axis earl]

Originally Posted by aulgurnozarks

I have a 2016 Axis Class A Thor. When I turn on the A/C, the water runs off the roof of the motorhome and runs down on the awning. Any fixes?

The comments about gluing a gutter on your Axis..... The way the awning and roof joints are constructed make this pretty much impossible.

[Cwray]

Originally Posted by Nursx2

Had the exact same problem till I placed glue on gutter system on my Hurricane. Worked like a charm.

What gutter system did you use and where did you attach it? I've also got a 34J and have only seen the flexible rubber J channel that attaches with 3M tape. I put that over my windows, but water tends to flow over it because it's not wide enough to catch it as it falls off the top.

Because it's J-channel, it doesn't attach well to the awning C channel opening that is at the top of the roof. I'm trying to find a friend that has a table saw and can build a jig to split 1" PVC pipe to slide in there.

But if you have something that is working for you, I'd rather go that way. Got some pics and part numbers of what you've done?