Understanding Water Accumulation in Your Fridge: What's Behind It?
Discover why there's water in the tray at the back of your fridge and how to maintain it effectively.
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Water in the tray at the back of your fridge is normal. It's likely due to the defrost cycle, where the fridge melts ice build-up and channels the resulting water to a drip tray. This water then evaporates. Ensure the tray is securely in place and check for any blockages in the drainage system to prevent overflow.
FAQs & Answers
- Is it normal for my fridge to have water in the tray? Yes, it's normal during the defrost cycle, as ice melting creates water that drains into the tray.
- How can I prevent water overflow in my fridge? Ensure the drainage system is clear of blockages and the tray is correctly positioned.
- What should I do if the water tray is full? Regularly check the tray and drainage system for blockages to prevent overflow.