How to Fix Liquid Accumulations in Your Fridge: Common Causes & Solutions
Discover the causes of liquid in your fridge and effective solutions to prevent it. Learn tips for proper maintenance today!
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Liquid at the bottom of your fridge is often due to a clogged defrost drain or damaged door seals. To fix this, clean the defrost drain with warm water and a pipe cleaner to remove blockages. Check the door seals for tears or gaps, and replace them if necessary to prevent warm air from entering and causing condensation. Regular maintenance can help avoid this issue.
FAQs & Answers
- What causes water to collect at the bottom of my fridge? Water typically collects due to a clogged defrost drain or damaged door seals that allow condensation.
- How often should I clean my refrigerator defrost drain? It’s advisable to check and clean the defrost drain every 6 months to prevent blockages.
- How can I tell if my fridge door seals are damaged? Inspect the seals for tears or gaps, and perform a 'dollar bill test' by checking if the bill slides easily out of the closed door.
- What maintenance can I do to prevent liquid buildup in my fridge? Regularly clean the defrost drain, inspect door seals, and maintain the fridge temperature according to manufacturer recommendations.