Water under the fruit and vegetable bins of your refrigerator ice in the bottom of the freezer or puddles of water under your refrigerator can indicate a clogged defrost drain tube.
Refrigerator defrost drain pan.
The drip pan on your refrigerator is a receptacle that catches condensation flowing from the defrost drain in your freezer to the outside of the refrigerator where it can evaporate.
The water may pool directly under the vegetable compartments in the refrigerator or show up on the kitchen floor in front of the refrigerator.
The usual evidence of a clogged drain in a side by side is the discovery of ice under the bottom basket in the freezer compartment.
You ll often find it at the bottom of the freezer or refrigerator compartment and it returns even after you clean it.
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Others require panels to be removed.
A refrigerator s drain pan is located on the bottom of the unit near the floor.
Some drain pans simply slide right out from underneath a refrigerator.
If you need to do more than fish a flat pan out from underneath a refrigerator the appliance should be unplugged before you attack it with long metal screwdrivers or other tools to remove any decorative or vented pieces from the machine.
Side by side refrigerator drain tube.
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In a self defrosting refrigerator this tube carries water produced during a defrost cycle out of the refrigerator to a pan at the bottom of the refrigerator where.
Refrigerators with automatic defrost have a drain tube that carries water from the defrost cycle to a fixed drain pan under the refrigerator.
If water appears on the floor in front of the refrigerator once or twice a day it could be due to a clog in the defrost drain tube.
Refrigerators with automatic defrost have a drain tube that carries water from the defrost cycle to a fixed drain pan under the refrigerator.
It typically can be accessed by removing the grill on the front of the refrigerator and sliding the pan forward.