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Upright freezer condensation line sends water into freezer, creating a thick sheet of ice on bottom. i assume it's clogged. how do i unclog it?

  • teresabriggs Jul 14, 2008

    Mike, I'll give it a try- sure appreciate you!

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The water is coming from the freezer when is defrosts. the drain line is in the back wall of the freezer and may be clogged up with ice. clean out the freezer and pour some hot water in the very back of the freezer, this will hopefully unclog the drain. if not, then you have to take the back wall out of the freezer to get directly to the drain line. there should just be a couple screws holding it; it is just an aluminum or plastic panel.
 
if you already checked this and think it is a different problem then let me know, i will help you figure it out. 
Mike  

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