My Frigidaire side by side refrigerator is leaking water from the freezer side. It is coming from under the front leg on the unit, not the door itself. I noticed that there is puddle of water frozen on the bottom of the freezer. thast was not there until it started to show signs of leaking. I took the bottom front cover off and there was no leaks from the plastic hose going to the water dispencer on the door. I beleive it is the Ice maker or maybe the drain is clogged based upon what I read in the previous inquiries. please advise or provide some possible culprits that could be causing this Thanks!

Hello - Typically when water is coming out from under the refrigerator there could possibly be a loose connection from the house water supply line to the water valve or a cracked drain pan (located underneath the refrigerator). Try confirming that the valve is tightened. If the connection is still leaking, turn off the water supply valve and take the connection apart. You can try using Teflon tape when retightening the connection to ensure a good seal. There could also be a loose water connection to the door. This connection is located on the bottom left of the freezer door.

pull it out from wall there is a tube that runs down to drip pan under neath also check door seal by closing door and sliding acard between seal and unit if loose or gap it will make unit sweat

If you unit is only 3 months old then it is still under warranty so call the store you bought it from and have them fix it.

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WATER DRAIN CLOGGED WHEN IT DEFROST , THE WATER LEAK ING OUT
WATER DRAIN UNDER THE EVAPO COIL
GOOD LUCK

Hello,


Move the refrigerator out from the wall and look for the location of the leak.

Step 2
Check the side panels and the seals around the door for beads of "sweat." This could indicate a condensation problem.

Step 3
Check the floor. A puddle there could indicate a missing or cracked drip pan, or a leak in the water line that feeds your ice maker.

Step 4
Check for water seeping from the front of the freezer or the refrigerator. This could indicate your defrost drain is plugged or your ice maker is leaking.

Fixing a condensation problem
Step 1
Check that the doors shut correctly. Hold each door about halfway open, then let go. If the doors don't shut completely, adjust the screw legs on the front of the refrigerator so the unit tilts back a bit. With adjustable pliers, turn each leg one revolution clockwise. Recheck the doors and, if necessary, repeat the process until they shut securely.

Step 2
Inspect the door gaskets. Look for debris that may keep the doors from shutting. Also check for cracks or gaps in the gaskets that could allow the cold air to seep out. If you find debris, clean the gaskets with warm, soapy water. If you find cracks or gaps, you'll need to replace the gaskets (see How to Fix a Refrigerator That Cools Poorly).

Step 3
If your refrigerator is equipped with a door-frame heater that evaporates condensation, make sure the heater is turned on. The switch should be located with your other refrigerator controls

Good luck in solving the problem.....

Until defrosting the block of ice you canot see if is a hole or crack in the bottom. But I suppose is leaking from the door gasket under the pressure of the ice inside. Anyway, if you want to keep alife your refrigerator, better unplug it, defrosting and clean it before complete annihilation.

it comes from freezer. remove back cover of freezer and unclog hole where water collects

you may have defrost problem

if you have a dispsenser in the door then the most likely spot is that the holding tank has a leak in it This is if the water is coming out of the refrig side ,,,You dident say ....If it is coming out of the freezer then most likely a clogged drain

Either the water filter isn't seated properly or there is a crack in the tubing or the water line isn't seated properly in the coupling behind the grill at the freezer door. Also, inspect for breakage in the line in this area as well (coupling area).