RV 178 water dripping - exterior

Wouldn't work here on the NC coast, the tarp would just blow off, and the tiedowns would damage the trailer finish in the process. Pretty windy on the OR coast too.  How much wind do you get where you are camped there Bouldergal? 

No hurricanes in the pacific NW though...Either way, it might be tough to keep a tarp on up there. They do make a fitted cover for the roof a/c units, you can get them on Amazon or Camping World or wherever.  Maybe get one of those and strap it real well. 

Ok, back to the campground and there was a minimal amount of leakage from my a/c during the 3 days I was gone but I imagine there was a fair amount of rain.  When I do a Google search for an rPod a/c cover, it just shows the overall trailer covers,  I seriously doubt I'm going to get a dry day coupled with daylight anytime soon plus I have to find a ladder  somewhere here (I'm sure the park owners and/or maintenance guy have one).  I feel like there's a tiny bit of moisture along the ceiling/wall seam over my sink so water is probably spreading out in the space between outside shell and inside "ceiling."  So, I need to act sooner rather than later.  Can anyone please send me a link for where to order the a/c cover some of you recommended (for my 2015 178).  It looks like the city water vs. fresh water was resolved by running the pump but I'll know for sure this week.  If not at least I know where to find the pump and replace any parts necessary.  It used to be so simple to set up and break down a tent.  No bathroom tho!!!  

IIRC, there are 8 screws holding the inside shroud. There should be two at each end, one under each of the side flaps and two more about halfway between them and the filters. I can't check right now because our R-Pod is at the dealer's service department. Marwayne is correct. Use a flashlight to find the screws. If you remove the ones you see and it is still staying up there, then look for more screws.