Where is there a drain hole for the water?

90 percent sure drain is clogged. when unit defrosts , water from said melting ice is drained away via drain hole and tube to underneaththe fridge. locate drain hole in bottom rear of freezer and pour hot water with turkey baster into hole until it runs out freely

clean ice from drain hole then take a wire hanger and cut it to about 3-4 inches , wrap one end around defrost element anf the other end down the drain hole . use a turkey baster to force VERY hot water down drain hole to clear build up and debris

There's a drain pan under the unit. I has a drain hole on the outside (outside the wall) part of the AC. If the unit is installed properly and has a 1/4" to 1/2" downward tilt on the outside, the water runs to the rear of the drain pan and drains out thru the drain hole. That's assuming the drain hole is not clogged.

As the only source of water is condensation or melting food, I would check to see if there is a drain hole at the bottom back of the fridge. This hole is to drain any water into the back of the machine where it evaporates. Use a pipe cleaner or similar to poke the muck through the hole and the water will drain away. Keep this hole clean every time you clean your fridge.

turn the refrigerator off and use warm to hot water to thaw out the ice at the drain hole. the drain hole may be frozen a couple inches below the top so make sure you use enough hot water to thaw it completely out. if you have a portable air tank you can then try blowing air thru the hole. or you can take a coat hanger or similar object to try and gently dislodge the obstruction. once you have the obstruction dis lodged you should be able to freely pour water thru the hole.

Could be drain hole or tube from the drain hole to the evaporator tray is clogged with ice. Unplug refrigerator. Locate drain hole, use a hair drier to melt ice around drain hole, pour very hot water into it and let it stand. Soak up water with a paper towel after it has cooled. and repeat until water drains freely. I have used my compressed air can to blow the obstruction into the evaporator tray.

Remove the food from the freezer and then remove the rear freezer wall . Should be 2-4 screws and maybe a clip on each side on the top vent . Once the panel is removed , useing a hairdryer , defrost the tray below the coils until you can see the drain hole . Defrost the drain hole until water begins to flow into the hole . Use a small hose inserted into the hole and blow out any debris which has accumulated . You can also use hot water to help defrost the drain hole . Once completed , reinstaal the panel and of course , food .

Take out the drain pan and look in left hand top of the compartment and you will see a drain hole for the pan.Plug the drain hole with a small rubber plug, I used an electrical wire nut wrapped with tape and it worked fine.replace the pan and the water will run out the back. A 3/4" garden hose should work for the drain hole.

Hi, The drain hole on most models in behind the rear panel inside the freezer section.
Remove the panel andlocate the drain hole under the evaporator coils.
Some models need an add on drain heater kit. Please get me a model # so I can look your up and let you know if it needs a heater.

Vic

the fridge probably isn't quite level - or tilt the side that is holding the water slightly so it down to the drain hole - 1/8" could make the difference