Polar water cooler leaking from inside

If you are pouring coolant into the radiator and it wont get full, then there is a problem. Seeing as the coolant system is of a finite value, one cannot put an infinite amount of water into it. I would venture a guess that if you pulled the dipstick out to check your oil level, you might find out where the water went. If you find water in the oil, then you have a cracked head, cracked block, or leaking head gasket. If not there, check the transmission fluid since many vehicles have a transmission oil cooler inside the radiator.

it's not the refrigerant - that is a gas. It may be water from inside, or oil from a leaking pipe. If it's oil it's not a diy job

I don't know how it is leaking water, it isn't hooked up to a water supply. better start looking for the actual source of the water

Go to www.super-electric.com and send them a message about your problem. They have parts. I can't tell you if they will help you or not, I have just emailed them today as well. I have both sides of my 1 year old water cooler leaking, model W074DRF11BQD. (from Zellers) I have hardwood floors and I would rather throw this unit away than risk water damage. If anyone is reading this and thinking of purchasing one of these Bellagio water coolers, spend your money elsewhere - THEY LEAK!. My husband is very handy and has just spent 2 hours on it with NO success. The parts are defective - this unit is NOT full of complex working parts. One plastic part causes pressure on the valve and causes a leak(s). After light usage and nothing damaging it, 8 months old one side went and the other side has been leaking for a couple of days and we are just coming up to a year. If anyone else had this problem and fixed it, I would love to hear the solution.

i went to the parts store asked about it and they told me what to do . I didn't even buy a part from them.

Could be water fill valves ,,try turning them off for a few nights if this workds ..hey presto..if not could be drain too low,, water entering via sink outlet /drain....in this case raise hose..hope this helps you can let me know.....

I had a similar problem. My PUR 200 water cooler was also leaking from back. The reservoir had crack in it. Since replacement part is not available. I used Super Glue and it is working fine now.

Open the back of the washer. Start the fill cycle and observe where the water is leaking from. You are not going to get a full view of the entire tub by only opening the lower front access.

Please confirm you have given the complete model number.

If the icemaker has a bail wire to control how much ice is in the bin, there is a fill switch inside the front cover of the ice maker which allows you to increase or decrease the amount of fill.

You may also have a cracked or corroded ice mold. Check by filling the icemaker with water manually, and watching to see if it drips once the initial overfill stops dripping. This would also be indicated by the ice cubes being smaller than usual.