Working right and in a safe manner?

do you have power to it check breaker? is it 115volt or 240volt? It can be fixed sounds like a power problem to me.

The water is being removed from the air, you need to empty the water out of the unit as needed, sometimes as often as every two hours, the beeping is a water tank full alarm telling you to empty the tank as per instructions, there is a drain plug on the bottom of the unit you may want to move the unit to a drain until you know the amount of water the tank holds so you know how big of a containor to use

First.The unit needs to be tilted back more so the water drains out of it to the lower back of the unit.

Next,make sure the drain hose or hole is not clogged up.

Last,if this never happend before be sure you didnt have any bad wind and rain while you were gone,somtimes a hard driving storm with wind drivin rain can find its way in around the a/c .

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heatman101

Hi,
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heatman101

Hi, what is going on is the unit is working good so you will have condensation running down the front of the indoor coil. You will have a trough at the bottom that has collected dirt over the winter and has clogged up the drain. Some window units have a small supple clear hose attached to one end of the coil that may be plugged up, or this unit has what we call weep holes around it starting at the inside edges on each corner and around the out side. Go outdoors and look and see if you see a hose or very small holes that are plugged up. If the hose/if there is one, try and blow it out. What is happening, is the blade from the fan motor is picking up the water and slinging it into the home. Yes, you can solve this once you find how it drains and where it drains. Take a good strong light inside to check the front and see if indeed there is a hose. Keep me posted on this and I hope that I have led you in the right direction to solve this, and I am sure I have. Please let me know.
Sincerely,
Shastalater7

Leave it alone. DO NOT attempt to create a drain. As long as a window A/C unit is installed properly, (angled slightly down toward the rear) it will drain excess water over the rear lower lip of the unit should it get that high. Many models use some of the collected water/condensation. It gets lifted up by the fan blades to cool the coil.

It shouldn't harm it but give the unit a good cleaning.

yes let it tilt out the wondow so it can drain outside and not inside it only needs a couple of inces to raise the face of the air cond up so it can drain outside

Can you descibe where the unit is located and what climate you are in? Thanks