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If you remove the bottom of the range, where the pan storage drawer is, you will see the leveling legs there, and you can use those to level the machine. Don't use pliers if you can avoid it, find an adjustable wrench or an open end wrench, the ones on mine are 7/16th. You can use a measuring cup filled to a line level, and place it on the stove as you move the legs, then you can better adjust them. Do so until the water levels off at the line you filled to. A final test will be to place a flat pan and only drop a couple drops onto it, and see if this runs to one side or the other.
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Joe

The water is normal....however the evap motor and fan should be drying the water before it overflows. THe evap fan motor may need replaced. You will have to pull the unit from the wall and take the back panel off or tilt the unit back towards the wall and go in from the underneath side. As far as the door goes....you might need to tighten or replace one of the hinges.

The drain or drain piping (usually PVC piping) is under or on the edge of the drain pan, under the unit. It has to exit outside some where. Either down thru the wall into the crawl space and out thru the foundation wall. Or thru the attic to a gutter outside on the edge of the soffett. Look for white PVC piping outside the house where I indicated. Then you can use a garden hose and high pressure to unclog it from at it's termination point, by back flushing it.

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If you are referring to the drip pan that on the bottom of the fridge, that could be the source of your odor problem. Take the pan out and check to see what is in it. Normally there should only be just water that comes from the defrost cycle.

in the freezer section there is drain hole and you can see it if you take the back wall of the freezer (the inside wall) and you might just need to clean it all the way to the compressor drain pan.

this is a drain issue..check to see if you have a plastic drain trap going into back of refrig . its located about middle of rear of box. this is where your water drains out of and down to drain pan. this gets filled with food particles and such and stops up flow of water..remove by twisting and pulling out slightly..clean out and re=install...if you do not have this..go and remove freezer back wall..you will need to open drain and clean out trough under evaporator..use hot water and continue until water flows down into the pan..

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problem could be door seals not sealing completely and hence excessive ice formed on evaporator and excess water when it melts. however, i have found this problem many times with large larder fridges and really found no cure.

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towards the bottom of the back wall, there is a gulley with a drain hole in the middle. this drain is blocked. clear it with something flexible and make sure water flows away freely

very odd that there would be an influx of water to that pan, especcially enough to overflow it. a bit of a pain in the butt to remove that pan, try soaking some water out if it. and see if you can see where water coming from, id be willing to bet that the water filter housing right next to it is leaking and happens to be filling your drip pan, did you replace water filter recently?? perhaps its not seated properly.(regardless removing the water filter should stop the leak)

Do you have a Dog ??? I had a customer who had a problem like this once.................Only to find out in the middle of the night the dog jumped up and with his nose pressed the water dispenser..If not plz check inside the freezer and see if your drain is clogged pull the bottom drawer out and look on the back wall..
PS: the pan even with a clear drain will not fill up the condenser fan with the heat from the condenser will evaparate the water after a defrost cycle