Refrigerator water condensation drain line freezing

That's an easy one, the draw is not in correctly, preventing the door to close properly. Clean up the mess then work with the draw until it seats properly, then double check that the door seals closes right.

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from inside refridgerator, or from below?
could be your condensation drain pan or the tube from the refridgerator to the condensate drain pan is stopped up. Have to take lower access panel off back of unit.If it has an icemaker, the water line could be leaking.

Most times when that happens it is because the condensate drain is blocked from draining into a pan below the refrigerator where warm air blows across the water and the water is returned to air inside your home. The things need to do is unplug the refrigerator and remove contents of the freezer and then the back panel inside freezer. At the very bottom of the evaporator is a pan that collects the condensate during defrost. It has a drain hole in center. Sometimes the refrigerator is leaning a little and after defrost the ice remains on one side of pan and slowly creeps up to cover the hole completely, while other times the drain line slowly gets gunk build up in it causing water to freeze because of the blockage. I will return with a link to Sea Breeze Tips page where there is a collection of other peoples views to approach this. Sea Breeze

cleaning it. something keeps water from running down wich freezes in the hose

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Clean the drain tray and drain line in the back of the freezer section, located behind the back cover and underneath the evaporator coil. (hint: use turkey baster with hot water) Make sure water drains when you pour it in. If it doesn't - also clean drain tube on the back of the unit behind the cover. When done - make sure to put the tube exactly where it was.
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Vlad
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Your drain may be freezing because of a blockage down line from the defrost condensate drain. But there are some models no matter what you they seem to freeze the condensate drain opening shut. Make sure your refrigerator is not leaning so the water will pool to one side and slowly freeze up until the drain closes. Below is a link to a short Tube how to get the drain unplugged but every situation is different. Let me look over your models design and if I see something that may be causing this to happen I will try to get that point out to you, Click n the links below starting with the first and please respond so we can stop this mess,
Please let me know what you may run into as far as problem getting to certain areas, Thanks, Sea Breeze

You have a water leak somewhere (I'm assuming this water sound is constant). If not write me back for other possible solutions.

The only place water comes into the freezer is for an ice maker or a door water dispenser. Check around the ice maker for a leak. If there is a water dispenser in the door then check the piping to it also.

There is a drain in the bottom of the freezer compartment which is there so when the frost is melted by the defrost heaters, it has somewhere to go. This drain drains into the "drip pan" (or condensate pan) in the bottom of the unit. Here the water will sit until it is evaporated into the air.

If this helps you, please select YES to the first two ratings questions. Thank you, and Good Luck.

is your drain line plugged up under that coil? another thing to check is if the door asket pinched that wold allow ait to infiltrate into the freeze and freeze up the coil. remember to clean under the unit once a year to keep the unit working properly and not having to struggle to condense the refrigerant. Hopt this solution's work for you and have a Happy New Year.