I have the wf813 model an just courious to know if the water just evaporates when it's being used

There is a drain pan under evaporator coils that funnels defrosted water into drain pan underneath unit that holds it until it evaporates. The reason you are seeing water on floor is most likely because defrost drain underneath evaporator coils is stopped up. Water can't get out through drain so it ponds in bottom of freezer and eventually out the door.

Manually defrost the evaporator and clean the defrost condensate below each evaporator. If that drain becomes blocked it will cause these problems to happen because when water has nowhere to go the water will freeze on the evaporator. I have seen these symptoms in many Samsung RS2630SH models. Let me know what you find, Thanks Sea Breeze

@Linda. Yes, but there must be water on the wick as well.

For the rest of you.

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Unless, AMCOR has recently made a dramatic change to your model, you don't add water to the unit. Your model acts as an air conditioner and a dehumidifier, all at the same time. It evaporates the water/humidity in the room's air and exhaust it out the vent hose. There is a drain pan, that collects any un-evaporated water, but that only needs to be drained if it's full. Which rarely occurs, unless the humidity is extremely high for a long periods of time..

Hope this helped you. Please let me know. Thanks.

Im, not sure what it is that you are wanting to know about this Model# WS65411,But this TV has 3 Tubes Red,Green,Blue their is No Bulbs Just 3 Picture Tubes.
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Visit this website for Part Numbers for R/G/B Tubes.

you obviously live in a high humidity area.(or you are putting warm/uncovered food inside) but the answer is yes,or you could collect the water to use on you indoor plants.........better than tap water...

It's easy to find a replacement if you know what the model number is of the humidifier. If you do, let me know.

The condensor fan and the heat from the compressor help the evaporation of the condensate. Sears has a complete model number system that is confusing I know. Sears made it that way. Not sure why but look around the cold food door while open and look near bottom on the frame just above the kick plate. The number looks like this, (model No. 253.64802400 for example) Find that number and we can go from there, Thanks, Sea Breeze

I don't know exactly what you mean by getting water on the dry side of the compartment. In any event, as you will see, there are very few sites that are dedicated to the maintenance and repair of evaporative coolers--you, in fact, submitted this problem of yours under the Air Conditioner section because there is no Evaporative Cooler section.

Having said this, I offer you two things: 1) a site that has a section dedicated to evaporative coolers, which took me a long time to find for my own problems:

http://yourhandymanzone.com/Your_Handyman_Zone_How_To_Pages_Home_Improvement_Zone_Cooling_Ventilation_Systems_Coolers.htm

and 2) the general idea that if you have water where it is not supposed to be, it likely is because there is a hole---obviously caused by rust--that allowed such water to get penetrated through. See more on rust holes of coolers here:
http://yourhandymanzone.com/Your_Handyman_Zone_How_To_Pages_Home_Improvement_Zone_Cooling_Ventilation_Systems_Coolers_Cooler_Has_Holes.htm

This should help get you on your way.

Good luck!
Brad

Bunn's official position is that this brewer must be hooked up to a water line. The problem with using these as a pourover is the evaporation of the water. it doesn't take much of a loss of water to burn out the element in those models.