I got the Danhard with my van and have enjoyed using it on hot days when I am able to plug in. Hopefully this was an isolated incident but last year I was camped down in Florida in the sun at a state park with the AC on. Towards the middle of the day, I noticed water near the AC air intake vent. It looked like someone poured a bunch of water and it was draining from under the wood. I could not see any problems by removing the vent alone and just put some towels over the area until I made it home to do a deeper dive.
Once I removed the entire wood panel (and all the seals for the wood) I saw the problem:
Turns out the chiller unit "shifted" and the rubber hose that connected to the drain hose was crimped, effectively not allowing the unit to drain.
I never really understood why the hose was added to begin with, but after removing it, and re-positioning the chiller, I ended up with something more manageable:
I did sustain water damage to the wood panel and hopefully with no more repeat occurrences, I won't see anymore damage.
Hopefully this is an isolated issue and no one else has seen this problem for their Danhard units.
-Tony V