This is not an uncommon problem. There are places that can take care of this. What they do is spray a disinfectant into all the nooks, crannies, and passages of the AC ducts to kill the mold. Then another compound is sprayed into the area where the evaporator is to prevent new mold growth. This process seems to work. You can also try keeping the heat on max high for a 15 to 30 minutes to try and dry out the mold. Trouble is, once it gets humid again, it will probably start smelling again.

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