How to Fix Water Accumulation in Your Samsung Refrigerator

Learn how to address water pooling in your Samsung refrigerator with simple troubleshooting tips.

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Water in the bottom of your Samsung refrigerator is typically due to a clogged defrost drain. To resolve this, unplug the fridge and locate the drain hole usually at the back. Use a mix of hot water and baking soda to clear the blockage, then ensure the water flows freely before plugging it back in.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What causes water to pool at the bottom of my refrigerator? Water pooling is usually caused by a clogged defrost drain, leading to improper drainage.
  2. How often should I clean my refrigerator's drain? It's best to check and clean the drain every few months to prevent clogs.
  3. Can I use vinegar instead of baking soda to clear the drain? Yes, vinegar can also help dissolve blockages in the defrost drain when mixed with hot water.
  4. What should I do if the problem persists? If the issue continues, it may be advisable to contact a professional repair service to inspect your refrigerator.

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