Assuming you have a top freezer over refrigerator. This is usually a sign of a clogged condensate line. There are lots of videos on you tube find the one that is for your refrigerator as there are some variables. Google "clogged freezer condensate line"
If you are still in need of help, call the manufacturer's hot line, they have help standing by for just customer support. Have ready the make and model numbers.
Look to see if the bottom of the freezer has iced over. If so, it could have iced over the hole where the water goes from defrosting the self serv freezer. I have had that problem. I took out my bottom basket and used a hair dryer to defrost the ice. Then poured very HOT water down the hole to clean it out. Worked like a charm.
There are some light scratches under the handle on my new black refrigerator. I heard car wax might hide/remove them. Can anyone confirm this? Does anyone have any...
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Assuming you have a top freezer over refrigerator. This is usually a sign of a clogged condensate line. There are lots of videos on you tube find the one that is for your refrigerator as there are some variables. Google "clogged freezer condensate line"
It's an EASY fix and yo can do it.
If you are still in need of help, call the manufacturer's hot line, they have help standing by for just customer support. Have ready the make and model numbers.
Look to see if the bottom of the freezer has iced over. If so, it could have iced over the hole where the water goes from defrosting the self serv freezer. I have had that problem. I took out my bottom basket and used a hair dryer to defrost the ice. Then poured very HOT water down the hole to clean it out. Worked like a charm.
I solved the problem by sitting a celery keeper in the back of the refrigerator