refrigerator problem
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Jadnashua
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Door gasket leak?
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Marc46
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Sounds like a gasket leak, as the other poster said.
Is your transfer fan working correctly, and at full speed?
Another idea would be a partially plugged drain line, allowing water to stand in the pan under the coil, and creating a high humidity level in the fridge, but not causing a flood under it.
Is your transfer fan working correctly, and at full speed?
Another idea would be a partially plugged drain line, allowing water to stand in the pan under the coil, and creating a high humidity level in the fridge, but not causing a flood under it.
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If this is a top-freezer refrigerator,the tube that drains the defrost water from the freezer down to the drain pan is clogged.Go round the back,take off the tube and clear it out with water or compressed air.The water has no place to go so it goes down the back of the inside wall and ends up in the crisper pan.
