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My Kenmore 25.0 cf, bottom freezer refrigerator is 10 years old. i am finding water collection below the pull out meat drawer. What are possible causes?

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High humidity, bad door seal, door not closing completely.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 22, 2009

SOURCE: water is collecting in the bottom of the

Drain stoped up. Take off the bottom panel up top drain is in middle at back. remove the ise with hair dryer. air is the best to use to unstop.

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  • Posted on Feb 20, 2010

SOURCE: 10 year old refrigerator with freezer on top.

there is a power failure

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 08, 2010

SOURCE: Cold water collects in the bottom space below the drawers

this is just condensation as the fridge is not frost free.try placing a sheet of tissue in the bottom of the salad drawer and one under it, take out about once a week to keep dry

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 21, 2010

SOURCE: Water collecting under the freezer drawer, then freezing

We just had a similar problem with our Maytag side-by-side in the bottom of the freezer. Just as you described...sort of a glacier on the floor of the freezer that slowly melts toward the door. After several attempts to remove the ice, only to have it form again, my husband spoke with a helpful sales person in an appliance center. He said there's a drainage plug/line on the back that's supposed to funnel condensation to the evaporation tray underneath. It gets clogged and frozen. Sure enough...my husband pulled out the freezer, opened the visible line and it was all frozen and full of gunk. He had to use a hair dryer to thaw it out, then flushed it. It was amazing how much stuff came out of there. We've had no more problem since.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 23, 2010

SOURCE: water collects on the bottom of the refrigerator

drain is pluged with ice and may require a drain heater kit . very common problem . mm

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Cold water collects in the bottom space below the drawers

this is just condensation as the fridge is not frost free.try placing a sheet of tissue in the bottom of the salad drawer and one under it, take out about once a week to keep dry
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