Help! Midea dehumidifier keeps leaking on floor

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I have a mold issue in my room, so I keep a dehumidifier constantly set to 50% humidity, but then it started to drip all over the floor. The water container seems to be fully intact; no cracks or holes or anything. My mom for some reason, blames the fact that I set the dehumidifier to turn off when the hygrometer says it's dry enough, but even when we set it to continuous, it still kept dripping. My mom has actually helped me with the issue by putting a rag underneath. Does anyone know why this keeps happening? Another weird thing is that it only happens sometimes. In other times, the dehumidifier is perfectly fine.
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[@ottlmr]

it could be your drain hole is clogged just find something small you can use to slid in there to unclog it

[@yunifield4086]

What is for just foundone.

[@jonraw9572]

What language are you speaking? so that I can activate the Subtitles. Or if its English maybe you can unplug your nose first?

[@LittleMissStamper]

Maybe you can stfu? And stop liking your own comments ignoramus 🙄

[@BetJimShortsNFLSeason]

WTH?

[@DiodeMom]

Ummm what is this nonsense

[@LGFM]

useless