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Where does Amana bottom freezer drain discharge to? I have manually defrosted the freezer. Water dropped into drain. Now water leaking out of the bottom at side of unit.

The defrost water drains into a holding pan and is evaporated away. The video displays the most likely problem.
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Water is draining outside my Amana 80 sse furance, how do i drain the pan

The drain is likely clogged. Take a shop vac to the drain on the exterior of the home. Hopefully this will clear the drain line.

If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

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Amana refrigerator model TX18QW excessive moisture , bottom of refrigerator fills up with water

The drain in the freezer behind back lower panel
needs opening. You can see it at the bottom of the back panel
underneath the evaporator coils. (The cold coils)
Run Hot water in the drain until it clears or use a hairdryer.
When the defrost melts the water it goes down the drain
If the drain is clogged with Ice or ? it overflows into the ref.
Run Hot water in the drain until it clears or use a hairdryer.
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Water collecting under produce bin which has to be collected every couple of days.Amana model # TX21VE 7.74 amps

Your drain is clogged. Every time it defrosts the water from the defrost should drain out to a catch basin under the ice box. That drain is clogged. You need to access the drain and clear it.

AMANA BOTTOM MOUNT SERVICE MANUAL
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Amana washing machine will not spin. it agitates & the water drains out fine.

If your washer does not drain you need to check this parts.
  1. Inspect the drain hose for kinks
  2. Test the timer control
  3. Test the lid switch(some models)
  4. Inspect the water pump
  5. Inspect the drive belt(belt drive only)
  6. Inspect the motor coupler
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Amana washer machine will not hold water. The drain hose is fine. What esle could be wrong?

The drain hose could be stuck too far down the drain pipe allowing it to siphon the water out.Also if it seals too tight into the drain pipe it will siphon the water out.
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Amana washingmachine wont drain

Check the drain hose and the drain line, if you do not find any obstruction clogging the drain lain, then test the drain pump and the drain pump solenoid.

See also WM won't drain.
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Amana Side by Side

sounds the like the water valves need to be replace or you have a hole in the water line. have a technician look at it.
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Water Drains out as fast as it is filling

You have too much of the drain hose inside the drain line causing the water to siphen out as its coming in. Pull some of the drain hose out and secure the hose. There should only be about 8 inches or so of the hose inside the pipe.
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Water is filling up in drain pain

My suggestion is to NOT pull the plug on the drain that should be covered with a sign that says...do not remove plug. Water is supposed to be kept in the pan. The interior wheel then helps the water keep the condenser cool....Ron
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