I am really impressed with eSpares 'fix it videos'. eSpares, and companies like it helps us to value our domestic appliances with a little thought and hands-on straight forward repairing that doesn't cause us wastefully (and environmentally unfriendly) to chuck out our fridge, washing machine, etc. when something, easily repairable, has gone wrong with the item. I have an old 1970s washing machine still operating to my satisfaction that I nearly threw out until I found eSpares was able to supply a replacement compatible drive belt that was required.
However this guy is, he could teach most presenters on how to do their job! Nicely paced, good diction, pleasant manner and KNOWS HIS STUFF! Well done Espares. Nice job. (and my fringe no longer leaks!)
OMG that was a brilliant video. I just watched it because he had a clear, concise and lovely tone to his voice. Everything was very easy to follow and there was no geek speak for just savy electrical people this was for everybody without an electical background - dummy guide just what the majority of consumers ordered (or would like to order). I wish all videos were like this. It was worth watching even if one didn't need it. Nice young man. I don't know about those that didn't like it but something must be wrong with them as what is there not to like about this video!!!! Thank you young man and well done on a perfect guide to a blocked fridge and that it could be one of 4 reasons. Our De Deitrich American Freezer keeps on leaking and it definitely looks like it could be one of those reasons.
+11kwright Thanks for your comments and glad you liked it. May we suggest some other very useful video for most people to watch: ruclips.net/video/ifWK9df1qgg/видео.html andruclips.net/video/uKBy-9NEF5A/видео.html :-)
+11kwright . Absolutely brilliant, I agree!!! I truly appreciated his lovely speaking voice with no annoying filler words and the order of his trouble shooting was perfect. I hope he's getting paid rather well for this. They've got a gem of an employee here who has loads of potential!!!
+Brenda Marlena Well, I was so surprised how much I really enjoyed it and his voice. I realised that I didn't perhaps want to bother in the end but found myself listening to this video anyway because his voice pulled me in. It was just soooo nice and his delivery was on the ball, just the ticket. With something like this us women in particular can turn straight off when you get like you put it, these annoying filler words or a typical monotone boring man talking in that geekish way for only those that are savvy about it can understand. When one thinks if people are that savvy anyway they don't generally need the video. Lets hope the company realises how valuable he is because he appeals to, I imagine the majority audience as usually I'm find men extremely boring on things like this. Good man, I totally agree with you too Brenda.
Thank You!!!!!!!!Your info saved me from buying another refrigerator.... My drain hole was clogged with ice and the foil stopped it from draining....GREAT VIDEO
+RYAN WALKER On some fridge freezers the drain pipe passes through the insulation on the freezer wall to drain. If the insulation fails or possibly if the freezer is set to cold it can freeze and block. If this reoccurs you may not be able to cure the problem if the freezer temperature is correct.
Thanks karasnake. You are not the first to have posted a thank you from Reunion Island and our videos are viewed in over 100 different countries worldwide. :-)
Thank you for this video. It helped me fix my water leakage and learn a few other things. Cause of this video, i knew where to look and fix. Best part, i did it on my own!
@bigals2008 Could either be a ill-fitting seal at the bottom of the fridge or if you have an ice-maker it could be the drain hose from that. Also check the evaporation tray at the bottom rear.
Thank you for this video.. My fridge has been being very temperamental for some time now & my first thoughts were to give it a good clean throughout especially the seals as the door sometimes decided to open of its own accord & I unblocked the drain at the back. I have, however, recleaned the seals & adjusted the legs at the front since that never occured to me & so far so good!! Will keep an eye on the inside temperature now as I don't want things freezing in the fridge bearing in mind i'd cranked the thermostat up to try to compensate for the gain in temperature inside!! I decided to google the problem before going out & buying a new fridge & i'm so glad I did, much appreciated!!! :) (Englishman living in France!)
Hi Geoff, a simple thing to check is that the appliance is leaning slightly backwards so the door does not try to 'drop' open but naturally falls closed.
Absolutely right. However, it might not be very clear but Rory actually says "It condenses on the back wall" not "The condenser's on the back wall", hence the confusion! We've arranged some elocution lessons for Rory to resolve the issue.
cheers matey much appreciated that info presented may solve the problem of the water puddle on the front of floor building up the seals are worn and does that mean the water is evaporating out or dripping out on to the floors? kindest regards
I found a way to unclog the tube from your fridge. Behind the unit,you will have to remove the cardboard cover at the bottom. Look for a plastic tube that leads to a drip pan( this is the tube) that you need to suck or blow the material out. its better to suck the debris out so that its clear that it won't be a future problem.if you have an issue looking for the tube,find out by going online,or asking the manufacturer. I used an online search and it worked for me. I hope this works, good luck
On these models how does the fridge part get cold , I can see the freezer has an element but the fridge does not, many other fridges have a fan which runs the cold air from the freezer but this model doesn't, and any diagrams on spare parts sites also shows no fan, effectively my freezer works but my fridge is warm, all I can find online is that the fan might be blocked by ice, however there is no fan. even looking on forums I got as far as someone correctly stating their fridge doesn't have an evaporator fan only to be told there definitely is, which I don't think there is either, and now im just confused what to do and an very confused in how the fridge part actually does get cold, please help
The drain above the condenser has a rubber cap over it and there is no drain pan. The fridge is working but occasionally I get water on the floor in the back. It has an auto defrost. Should I take the cap off?
We have a large standing fridge (no freezer compartment). The door closes but doesn't seem to seal at the top left hand side (non hinge side). The seal itself seems fine and the fridge seems to be rotated backward enough for the door to close. The alignment seems out somewhere but I can't figure it out.
i have a fisher & paykel fridge it leaks from time to time maybe twice a week there's water on the floor? just want to know what causes it and how to fix it
Hi Liuvao, If there is no water inside the fridge at the bottom and it is a frost free type freezer it is likely the water is coming from the defrosting of the freezer evaporator behind the panel in the freezer. When the unit defrosts to clear the ice the water should pass to the back where it would be evaporated away. If the drain blocks there may be ice on the bottom of the lining. Remove the fan cover inside and check for a blockage and see another video for more details: ruclips.net/video/duTWh83nVdA/видео.html
I have problem with my freeze, for last couple of week my vegetable compartment is getting really cold and start to turn my vegetable in ice. But my freezer works fine it's just the top part that is turning into freezer
Mitu Ahmed Depending on the model some fridge-freezers use some of the cold from the freezer compartment to cool the fridge. This is ducted into the fridge with a 'letter box' style flap that should control the amount of cooling. This can stick and cause excess freezing.
Ive got a small mini fridge and it stopped working. There is line on compressor and theres oil leaking from it. Compressor is still working when plugged in, its just not cooling. Does it need to be recharged?
+mitmaks A fridge compressor works with a sealed pressurised system. If there has been any damage to the pipework or the evaporator inside the refrigerant gas will have escaped. If this has occurred it will need a Refrigeration systems engineer to repair the system (if repair is possible) before using a vacuum pump to empty it and recharge with the correct volume and type of gas.
Ruben Salas We are limited to the appliances we can obtain to do videos but if you have a problem see another video: ruclips.net/video/duTWh83nVdA/видео.html
Hi Edmond, the evaporator is shown in the freezer section, the fridge does not have an evaporator and you have access to it when you open the door but many models and types of fridge freezers are different.
Hi Edmond, on most models I would expect for it to be in contact to sense correctly but you have not explained what is wrong with yours or your model details.
@@eSpares I found the thermostat temperature sensor hanging loosely on fridge compartment but the fridge has a freon tube evaporate which also acts as the freezer so where do I return it
Hi Dave, oops. Sounds like you have punctured the condenser as on some machines this is fitted in the side wall of the appliance. If there is no longer any cooling in the appliance it is likely to be due to the refrigeration gas having escaped. if this is the case you are unlikely to be able to get this repaired.and the appliance will be scrap. 😐
For future reference, if the fridge or freezer does not have a 'condenser' radiator on the back feel the side walls as one is likely to be warm to the touch if it has the condenser 'buried' in it.
Hi Connie, it sounds like you haven't cleared the blockage all the way down, get round to the back of the fridge and take the hose off and clean it all the way through and you should be OK.
Hi Valga, it can be serious if the freezer has been punctured and the gas is coming out or if there is a hole in the liner how did it happen so can you please explain.
Slightly off topic, but i have a question having watched your video. You showed the evaporation tray to be mounted on top of the compressor. I realise that the compressor's heat will evaporate the small amount of water that generally collects there, but what happens if (as my daughter recently managed to do) a large amount of liquid is spilt inside the fridge? Surely the tray would overflow on to the compressor? (Electricity and water don't generally mix well!) Or am i missing something?
adrian mark The drain hole in most appliances is not at the bottom of the cavity but is on the rear panel under the 'wet wall'. any large spillage would run out the door before draining to the back. If excess water were to drain or not be evaporated away then the tray and the connection housing will usually deflect the water away from the electrical connections.
Thanks for responding! I was actually quite worried about this. Great RUclips video by the way - very clear. Feel i have learnt something for a change!
Hi there, I have problem with the tray, it’s full and not evaporihg so now the water stinks and dont know how to take it out so I can clean it and put back to place. Thanks
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You're extremely good at explaining things. Please continue doing things
Hi Sin00b, thank you for your comment and we do try to make our videos as helpful as we can.
I am really impressed with eSpares 'fix it videos'. eSpares, and companies like it helps us to value our domestic appliances with a little thought and hands-on straight forward repairing that doesn't cause us wastefully (and environmentally unfriendly) to chuck out our fridge, washing machine, etc. when something, easily repairable, has gone wrong with the item. I have an old 1970s washing machine still operating to my satisfaction that I nearly threw out until I found eSpares was able to supply a replacement compatible drive belt that was required.
What a great video. Clear, precise and to the point in every day language and not technical terms. Thanks Rory.
Hi 1jlw, thank you for your comment and we do try :)
However this guy is, he could teach most presenters on how to do their job! Nicely paced, good diction, pleasant manner and KNOWS HIS STUFF!
Well done Espares. Nice job. (and my fringe no longer leaks!)
Hi Peter, thanks for the comment and glad we helped with your problem.
Robert Williams And his accent 😍 I love it 😊
I agree. Very well presented.
OMG that was a brilliant video. I just watched it because he had a clear, concise and lovely tone to his voice. Everything was very easy to follow and there was no geek speak for just savy electrical people this was for everybody without an electical background - dummy guide just what the majority of consumers ordered (or would like to order). I wish all videos were like this. It was worth watching even if one didn't need it. Nice young man. I don't know about those that didn't like it but something must be wrong with them as what is there not to like about this video!!!! Thank you young man and well done on a perfect guide to a blocked fridge and that it could be one of 4 reasons. Our De Deitrich American Freezer keeps on leaking and it definitely looks like it could be one of those reasons.
+11kwright Thanks for your comments and glad you liked it.
May we suggest some other very useful video for most people to watch: ruclips.net/video/ifWK9df1qgg/видео.html andruclips.net/video/uKBy-9NEF5A/видео.html :-)
+11kwright . Absolutely brilliant, I agree!!! I truly appreciated his lovely speaking voice with no annoying filler words and the order of his trouble shooting was perfect. I hope he's getting paid rather well for this. They've got a gem of an employee here who has loads of potential!!!
+Brenda Marlena Well, I was so surprised how much I really enjoyed it and his voice. I realised that I didn't perhaps want to bother in the end but found myself listening to this video anyway because his voice pulled me in. It was just soooo nice and his delivery was on the ball, just the ticket. With something like this us women in particular can turn straight off when you get like you put it, these annoying filler words or a typical monotone boring man talking in that geekish way for only those that are savvy about it can understand. When one thinks if people are that savvy anyway they don't generally need the video. Lets hope the company realises how valuable he is because he appeals to, I imagine the majority audience as usually I'm find men extremely boring on things like this. Good man, I totally agree with you too Brenda.
Thx dude, it's really easy to do, and the best part is i did it by myself
11kwright y
Drain hole at the back of fridge, never knew! Saved a repair call out, thank you very much!
Awesome. Found the problem and saved myself 100$ plus. Thanks.
This was the most helpful vid I’ve seen in my life.Thnx espares
Hi Candida Q, thank you for your post and we will keep making helpful videos if you keep watching.
That's what we like to hear - good work!
Thank You!!!!!!!!Your info saved me from buying another refrigerator.... My drain hole was clogged with ice and the foil stopped it from draining....GREAT VIDEO
+RYAN WALKER On some fridge freezers the drain pipe passes through the insulation on the freezer wall to drain. If the insulation fails or possibly if the freezer is set to cold it can freeze and block. If this reoccurs you may not be able to cure the problem if the freezer temperature is correct.
+eSpares thanks.....:-)
I don't need to buy a new fridge now I can get it fixed myself thank you so much!! I can wait another year or two!!
You've just help a family from réunion island Thank you very much simple and pro!
Thanks karasnake. You are not the first to have posted a thank you from Reunion Island and our videos are viewed in over 100 different countries worldwide. :-)
Thanks Rory for such a quick and efficient explanation! Hopefully I can fix my fridge now and stop the leak. =)
Genius!!!! Saved me $200 in less than 5 minutes
Liked your instructional video, straight forward,concise but very informative, thank you and keep up the good work!
Hi Cesar V., thank you for your post, we will keep up the good work with lots of new videos planned for 2020.
Thank you. Very explicit. Well done.helpful.
Great help put into simple understandable language. Have solved my daughters fridge problem, excellent. Thank you very much.
Thanks Robin, we do try and make our videos clear for everyone. 😊
Thank you for this video. It helped me fix my water leakage and learn a few other things. Cause of this video, i knew where to look and fix. Best part, i did it on my own!
Thanks for the comments, glad we helped.
Problem solved.
Thank you so much.
+Muneerization CH Our Pleasure.
Very nice and clear instruction video and I also like that it is general and not only for 1 specific model
Thanks Ted for the comments.
CRYSTAL CLEAR! You have a talent, excellent video! Thank you.
Hi Chantilli Lou
, thanks for the comments :)
Very informative, I apreciate your time in making this
Clear and precise explanation and repair recommendations. Thank you!
Hi Adlin, thank you for the comment.
Great Video, Well explained! Fixed my fridge leakage..
Hi, thank you for your comment. It's great to hear that you have been able to fix your fridge yourself with the help of our video, well done!
@bigals2008 Could either be a ill-fitting seal at the bottom of the fridge or if you have an ice-maker it could be the drain hose from that. Also check the evaporation tray at the bottom rear.
Happy to have helped!
Waow awesome thank you so much bro for sharing I'm greatfull
Thank you for this video.. My fridge has been being very temperamental for some time now & my first thoughts were to give it a good clean throughout especially the seals as the door sometimes decided to open of its own accord & I unblocked the drain at the back. I have, however, recleaned the seals & adjusted the legs at the front since that never occured to me & so far so good!! Will keep an eye on the inside temperature now as I don't want things freezing in the fridge bearing in mind i'd cranked the thermostat up to try to compensate for the gain in temperature inside!! I decided to google the problem before going out & buying a new fridge & i'm so glad I did, much appreciated!!! :) (Englishman living in France!)
Hi Geoff, a simple thing to check is that the appliance is leaning slightly backwards so the door does not try to 'drop' open but naturally falls closed.
You're welcome!
Thanks.
Very informative. Thank you.
Absolutely right. However, it might not be very clear but Rory actually says "It condenses on the back wall" not "The condenser's on the back wall", hence the confusion! We've arranged some elocution lessons for Rory to resolve the issue.
Very helpful.
Hi wanjohi njathi, Thank you for your post and glad the video helped.
cheers matey much appreciated that info presented may solve the problem of the water puddle on the front of floor building up the seals are worn and does that mean the water is evaporating out or dripping out on to the floors? kindest regards
great presentation. I'll be doing these checks right away..
Thanks Sig, let us know if all is OK.
my plug hole is blocked leaving water under the salad trays so thank uou so much for showing me how to unblock it!
thank young chap keep making videos
+mmadsen1968 Happy to help. :-)
Thank you so much for the info. THUMP UP. For you ***** for you.good explanation!!!
+lolsoto Glad you liked it and happy to have you subscribing. Hope you find lots of useful information in our videos.
Please could you tell me what number on the temperature control on a Fridgemaster MTRF222 is ment to be?
GOD BLESS YOU!!!
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Yes your right!!! switching it on leaves the light on dim when door is closed and when it is off it goes off completely. So I have turned it off
Thanx for solving my problem 😊
Hi, thanks for your comment. It's great to hear that our video has helped you to fix your leaking fridge!
Thanks it goes up to number 7 but also has an on and off switch near the dial????
thanx for the video
was very clear, precise, and very well explained
was very helpful 👍👍👍
please keep on making such great videos
Thanks for the comments, remember to 'like’ the video if you enjoyed it or it helped.👍
I do appreciate his clear presentation. Actually, he would be good at doing commercials.
Thanks for the comments, we do try and ensure the information given is easily understood even by none technical viewers.
I found a way to unclog the tube from your fridge.
Behind the unit,you will have to remove the cardboard cover at the bottom.
Look for a plastic tube that leads to a drip pan( this is the tube) that you need to suck or blow the material out. its better to suck the debris out so that its clear that it won't be a future problem.if you have an issue looking for the tube,find out by going online,or asking the manufacturer. I used an online search and it worked for me.
I hope this works, good luck
Very helpful, thank you esp re the blocked 'plug hole'
Gr8 info well presented. Thankyou.
You're very welcome!
Good video, very well done. to the point and very informative. Thnx
excellent video. good explanations.
Hi kiakting, thank you for your post and glad you enjoyed the video.
Perfect thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi zthde, you are welcome ☺
On these models how does the fridge part get cold , I can see the freezer has an element but the fridge does not, many other fridges have a fan which runs the cold air from the freezer but this model doesn't, and any diagrams on spare parts sites also shows no fan, effectively my freezer works but my fridge is warm, all I can find online is that the fan might be blocked by ice, however there is no fan. even looking on forums I got as far as someone correctly stating their fridge doesn't have an evaporator fan only to be told there definitely is, which I don't think there is either, and now im just confused what to do and an very confused in how the fridge part actually does get cold, please help
Thank you for an excellent video
Thanks Rachel, another video you may find useful is :
ruclips.net/video/0AnLPqcQAmA/видео.html
Many thanks just unblocked the fridge drain.
Hi Ross, glad we helped.
Good information, thankyou!
+Lorraine v :-)
good tutorial thanks
Thank you ..I am going to follow your advice...
Hi Soni, your welcome and good luck.
Very Nice Job!
Thanks David.
Realy helpfull.....and good presentation too....
thank u , helpful an easy to understand
Hi g smallz, thanks for your comment.
The drain above the condenser has a rubber cap over it and there is no drain pan. The fridge is working but occasionally I get water on the floor in the back. It has an auto defrost. Should I take the cap off?
If my drip tray has a hole can I use flash band
Hi Sherryann, as long as it seals and doesn't leak after it could work but keep your eye on it as it may be temporary.
Thanks u save my life
Hi Wong Fu, glad we could help.
thanks it work very well
😊
great video. my fridge freezer stop cooling. my friedge is warm. but my freezer is more colder then usual. do u have a tip for me
Hi Michelle, what is the make and model of your appliance?.
thank you sir. u helped me solve the problem! cheers.
Thanks for the comments, we have many videos that you may also find useful like these:
ruclips.net/video/0AnLPqcQAmA/видео.html
Fingers crossed this has done the trick!
Hi YOGINIO, glad the video helped.
Very informative
We have a large standing fridge (no freezer compartment). The door closes but doesn't seem to seal at the top left hand side (non hinge side). The seal itself seems fine and the fridge seems to be rotated backward enough for the door to close. The alignment seems out somewhere but I can't figure it out.
Thank you for this. What do I do when the pipe going down the back is blocked?
this is so helpful
Glad we could help :)
Very helpful
Gabriel White Thanks. :-)
Great video thank you, thumbz up!
Hi n017kingg, thank you for your post and glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you! I discovered that the drain tube was clogged!
Common problem Ron, glad we helped. For some other common problems see some of our other videos:
ruclips.net/video/0AnLPqcQAmA/видео.html
i have a fisher & paykel fridge it leaks from time to time maybe twice a week there's water on the floor? just want to know what causes it and how to fix it
Hi Liuvao, If there is no water inside the fridge at the bottom and it is a frost free type freezer it is likely the water is coming from the defrosting of the freezer evaporator behind the panel in the freezer. When the unit defrosts to clear the ice the water should pass to the back where it would be evaporated away. If the drain blocks there may be ice on the bottom of the lining. Remove the fan cover inside and check for a blockage and see another video for more details: ruclips.net/video/duTWh83nVdA/видео.html
I have problem with my freeze, for last couple of week my vegetable compartment is getting really cold and start to turn my vegetable in ice. But my freezer works fine it's just the top part that is turning into freezer
Mitu Ahmed Depending on the model some fridge-freezers use some of the cold from the freezer compartment to cool the fridge. This is ducted into the fridge with a 'letter box' style flap that should control the amount of cooling. This can stick and cause excess freezing.
Ive got a small mini fridge and it stopped working. There is line on compressor and theres oil leaking from it. Compressor is still working when plugged in, its just not cooling. Does it need to be recharged?
+mitmaks A fridge compressor works with a sealed pressurised system.
If there has been any damage to the pipework or the evaporator inside the refrigerant gas will have escaped.
If this has occurred it will need a Refrigeration systems engineer to repair the system (if repair is possible) before using a vacuum pump to empty it and recharge with the correct volume and type of gas.
Would like to see a video on a 12 year old g.e. refrigerator with turbo cooling system.
Ruben Salas We are limited to the appliances we can obtain to do videos but if you have a problem see another video:
ruclips.net/video/duTWh83nVdA/видео.html
thanks very much
You're welcome, thanks for tuning in!
Thank you!
Hi Cici, you are welcome and have a lovely day :)
Thank you ever so much for your help x
+angelroseheart15 :-)
Hi today in my work place aDISHWASHER no work good the water do not drain or went out right through the hose
How do get access to the evaporator in that fridge
Hi Edmond, the evaporator is shown in the freezer section, the fridge does not have an evaporator and you have access to it when you open the door but many models and types of fridge freezers are different.
Okay
@@eSpares should the thermostat temperature sensor touch the evaporator
Hi Edmond, on most models I would expect for it to be in contact to sense correctly but you have not explained what is wrong with yours or your model details.
@@eSpares I found the thermostat temperature sensor hanging loosely on fridge compartment but the fridge has a freon tube evaporate which also acts as the freezer so where do I return it
Thank you.. nice advise.
Thanks Sunil. :-)
is it possible to puncture a pipe the side wall of a fridge? I installed a latch onto the fridge and heard gas leaking...
Hi Dave, oops. Sounds like you have punctured the condenser as on some machines this is fitted in the side wall of the appliance. If there is no longer any cooling in the appliance it is likely to be due to the refrigeration gas having escaped. if this is the case you are unlikely to be able to get this repaired.and the appliance will be scrap. 😐
Ah no what a bugger. Thanks for the reply
For future reference, if the fridge or freezer does not have a 'condenser' radiator on the back feel the side walls as one is likely to be warm to the touch if it has the condenser 'buried' in it.
Thank you
thanks a lot!!
hi u know u used a green small unblocker? we r haVING to unblock once a WEEK? Should we buy new fridge pls?
Hi Connie, it sounds like you haven't cleared the blockage all the way down, get round to the back of the fridge and take the hose off and clean it all the way through and you should be OK.
wow thnku ok
Hi Connie, your welcome and let us know how you get on.
very good video thank you for sending..
Hi Farr64, our pleasure and hope it has helped.
Thanks, yes very informative....
:-)
dang awesome video, thanks man!
+those1kidds Thanks for your comments. :-)
Helpful
Hi Odaine, thanks for the comment and glad to help.
I have a mini fridge. The hose that runs into the “freezer” popped out. Idk what to do?
Hi ROBS, we don't know the model details but why can't you pop it back in?
thanks
:-)
same tutorial content. the video is very useful
Hi Diky, glad the video helped you.
@@eSpares stop by my channel too brother
Hi Diky, done!
What about fridges that don't have a drain hole?
Ohh thank u
Nice tip's....
Thanks for the comments Maria; we have many videos that can give some great tips here: ruclips.net/video/0AnLPqcQAmA/видео.html
Sir please reply when hole in freezer it will burst or not
Hi Valga, it can be serious if the freezer has been punctured and the gas is coming out or if there is a hole in the liner how did it happen so can you please explain.
Slightly off topic, but i have a question having watched your video. You showed the evaporation tray to be mounted on top of the compressor. I realise that the compressor's heat will evaporate the small amount of water that generally collects there, but what happens if (as my daughter recently managed to do) a large amount of liquid is spilt inside the fridge? Surely the tray would overflow on to the compressor? (Electricity and water don't generally mix well!) Or am i missing something?
adrian mark The drain hole in most appliances is not at the bottom of the cavity but is on the rear panel under the 'wet wall'. any large spillage would run out the door before draining to the back. If excess water were to drain or not be evaporated away then the tray and the connection housing will usually deflect the water away from the electrical connections.
Thanks for responding! I was actually quite worried about this. Great RUclips video by the way - very clear. Feel i have learnt something for a change!
adrian mark Thanks for your comments. :-)
Hi there, I have problem with the tray, it’s full and not evaporihg so now the water stinks and dont know how to take it out so I can clean it and put back to place. Thanks
thanks dude
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