There’s to pans one has a lid the other is like a drip pan

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The drip pan collects water when the freezer goes into a defrost cycle. Most times there is very little water and the water evaporates quickly. When there is a problem with the freezer or the water does not evaporate between defrost cycles, the drip pan fills with water. If the front bottom of your refrigerator has a grille, you access the drip pan from the front. If there is no grille, access the drip pan from the rear.

Instructions
Rear Access

1 Unplug the refrigerator from the wall outlet. Pull the refrigerator away from the wall so that you can access the rear of the refrigerator.

2 Look under the refrigerator with a flashlight and locate the drip pan. Often when people install refrigerators they neglect to pull the packing from around the drip pan. The drip pan may have tape or styrofoam around it.


3 Remove any packing material away from the drip pan and pull the drip pan out from under the refrigerator.

Front Access

4 Pull the grille at the bottom of the refrigerator below the refrigerator door with your fingers. The grille secures to the refrigerator with plastic clips.

5 Remove any debris from the access area and throw the debris in the trash. The coils and fan under the refrigerator attract dust and dirt. Clean out the area with a lint brush if you have one.

6 Pull the drip pan out from under the refrigerator.

Hello there,
To remove and replace the drip pan on your refrigerator, please follow the instruction below:

1. Unplug the electrical cord of the Maytag refrigerator from the power outlet before attempting to remove the drip pan.
2. Detach the grille on the bottom of the refrigerator in the front, pulling the grille off by hand.
3. Place a towel in front of the refrigerator to clean up any spills that may occur while pulling the drip pan out from under the appliance.
4. Slide the drip pan forward until is free of the Maytag refrigerator.
5. Empty the drip pan in the sink.
6. Replace it with a new one,
7. Then you reverse the process to reassemble it back together,
8. Plug it back to the power outlet.

Hope this helped. All the best Elect_Comp

I assume you are talking about the indoor unit. One function of the a/c system is to dehumidify the air. Condensation forms on the cooling coil and runs to the drip pan. There should be a drain line on the drip pan that drains the pan outside. These sometimes become clogged causing the water level in the pan to rise. Try some mild drain cleaner to open the line. Hope this helps. Let me know what you find.

There should be a drip pan already but remove the griddle and line it with aluminum foil that way you can just roll up the foil and throw away and you don't have to clean the drip pan. If you cook pork you need to cover with a lid and you want to make sure you get the meat hot enough to be safe, get a thermometer from Wal Mart and it will have a probe and the temp the meat has to be in order to be safe. Chicken is 160 beef is 140 and I don't eat pork and don’t know the exact temp for it but the problem will have it on it. If this helped please rate me.

Yes, it has a drip pan. Here is a site that mentions it as a replacement part.

Amana Refrigerator Model TXI21A3W Drip Bowl Drip Pan Parts

Here is a site offering a user manual:

http://owners.amana.com/owners

How to Clean Drip Pan in an Amana Fridge Hunker


Amana TXI21A3W P1182006W Ref Top Mount Parts

thanks for the question no other way to do itthere is no drain hose attached to that tray sorry thanks for the question The appliance doc

im sorry but that drip pan cannot be removed you might have to do the best you can with it in there.

Thank willie for helping with one: "Well, it looks like the pan is a seperate plastic pan and not the compressor mounting pan like some of the newer ones are. It appears that you have to remove the condensor fan motor and mounting bracket then maybe the pan will left up and over the compressor, or maybe there is enough room to lift the pan up and out the front over the condensor coils"