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• toxa12345

  Every time I open the refrigerator, I see water, and I don't understand why this is happening. I'm trying to find the cause: maybe it's the evaporator or a clogged tube? Honestly, I don't understand technology. I want to fix the problem before it leads to a serious breakdown. If anyone has encountered this, please share your tips. I really need help!

  Jul 18th, 3:39 am
• katana29

  If you notice puddles on the floor or water in the vegetable drawers, then it's time to figure out the causes. Most often, it is a clogged or frozen drain, sometimes the problem is in the water supply line for the ice maker. Personally, in my case, ice in the drain channel was to blame: the water simply could not leave. My advice: do not waste time guessing. I recommend the material at https://www.harlemworldmagazine.com/common-causes-of-refrigerator-water-leaks/ . It contains all the information: from basic causes to simple solutions for the home. This article helped me understand what to do first, so as not to call a repairman in vain. Honestly, the best thing I have read on this topic!

  Jul 18th, 4:20 am
• zazajoj

  A puddle under the refrigerator usually signals a malfunction of the drainage system. When clogged, water does not go into the tray and accumulates inside. A faulty water supply tube or door seal can also be the culprit. Regular inspection will help avoid such situations.

  Jul 18th, 4:38 am