Fix my fridgeagator.
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Fix my fridgeagator.
Somethings fucked with my 2 year old fridge, theres always a puddle or water on the top shelf and it seems to be dripping from somehting up top, everything is always ------- wet. It does it whenever it feels, sometimes its dry and sometimes it just fills up again. It does it year round two, it's def not condensation. Any brainiacs take a stab at this?
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Re: Fix my fridgeagator.
Originally Posted by burkej62
Somethings fucked with my 2 year old fridge, theres always a puddle or water on the top shelf and it seems to be dripping from somehting up top, everything is always ------- wet. It does it whenever it feels, sometimes its dry and sometimes it just fills up again. It does it year round two, it's def not condensation. Any brainiacs take a stab at this?
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Re: Fix my fridgeagator.
Ok make sure you dont have ---- packed up against where it draws in air in the freezer. You will freeze the evap. Then when it goes into defrost it will **** all over. Then check your drain from the evap pan. Make sure its clear and you can pour water down it and it gets all the way out. Its not magic, its a fridge.
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Re: Fix my fridgeagator.
our fridge used to do this, we took all the food out and unplugged it, let it sit for a good day or two with the doors open, one of the water drain lines is probably blocked by a chunk of ice, let the ice thaw, it will drain the water. Plug it back in and hopefully it works like new.
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Re: Fix my fridgeagator.
where is your light located and do you spend a lot of time 'looking' in the fridge or having the door open as you poor your frosty beverage or keep the door open as you load groceries?
if so, my guess is that your light and/or circuitry/wiring for your light is producing enough heat to melt the frost that has built up.
mine does the same thing from time to time
if so, my guess is that your light and/or circuitry/wiring for your light is producing enough heat to melt the frost that has built up.
mine does the same thing from time to time
