Is the food staying frozen? If that's the case, it sounds like something is blocking the drain line. Sometimes pieces of ice can fall into the drain and not melt because there isn't a coil near by to heat it. This is a very general explanation because I'm not familiar with your freezer. Often the drains are located on the very bottom of the freezer even under the baskets some have in them. If a piece of plastic dropped off a package it could find its way and cover the drain. If the drain isn't on the bottom they are sometimes on the back on shelf like pieces. They are supposed to have a hose to drain into the pan underneath so the water can evaporate. In the old days I've taken air pressure to blow the lines clear but you have to regulate it down a lot or you can burst the hoses if they are plugged. A can of that compressed air used to clean keyboards and sewing machines would be a good idea to try.
----- Original Message ----- From: Lee A. Stone To: Blind Handyman Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2007 7:23 PM Subject: [BlindHandyMan] freezer problems Hi, I know we recently had a lot of discussion on this list about side by side freezer/ refergirator problems. so maybe this is new or not We have a Maytag 23.5 cubic capicity machine which for awhile seems to be leaking water onto the floor on the freezer side. not a lot but enough so one needs to mop once a day. Now we find out that water is dripping inside and forming ice on the bottom part of the freezer. I would appreciate any and all ideas for resolving this problem. thanks. Lee -- Some stirring may be necessary to achieve proper consistency. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
