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Hi, I am Dennis. The unit leaks water from the vent in the bottom center of the freezer side on to the floor of the freezer and sometimes out of the freezer door to the kitchen floor. Not muck of a leak. it can have half inch of water/ice in the bottom of the freezer at times. Could this be a bad defrost heater in some way

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Abesolutely a bad defrost heater. it is too weak to defrost the ice completely, therefore it falls off the coils and freezes on the drain tray. If you dont want to replace the heater you can also just install a drain tube heater that wires into the evaperator fan, it will run constantly as the fan does to keep water from freezing in the tube or tray. All parts can be purchased at http://www.reliableparts.com/ using your model number.

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