Whirlpool GD2SHGX Refrigerator "smell away drain pan" Questions

...smells its coming from the drain pan HELP!!! Hi. Thanks For The Question. Pull Fridge Away From THe Wall. Remove Back Panel Clean All Coils. Remove Drip Pan. Clean. Thanks The Appliance ...

...smell The drain leads to a pan under the fridge that sits on coils and evaporates the condensate that drained out. you should be able to access the pan and remove it and clean. or you can just wait ...

...smell is urea,it is a gas produced when plastics get hot,it will go away in time,but also check the drain for a blockage (syringe with clorine bleach)and if fitted, wipe out the condensate pan with ...

...away under there. These things are stored in warehouses and you wouldn't believe what I've found mummified under a frige! The refrigerant gas shouldn't smell if it's leaking out and if it was leaking ...

...drain pan. Vacuumed and cleaned out the coils and areas of compressor that had dust balls on it. It kind of smells like either stagnant water or burnt rubber. I went back to the same fridge about two ...

...away, the filter head may need to be replaced. This would require a service technician to install the part.The alternate solution for removing bad smell I recommend that you attempt to deodorize the ...

...smell remains - are there any areas which could be blocked ? Hi, Following steps will help you in finding the reason for having the weird smells: * The drain pans under the refrigerator need to be ...

...smell. I then removed the inside back panel and was able to wipe out the juice that went into the drain and then poured bleach into the drain. Then moved the fridge away from the wall and poured a ...

...drain closely, there could be a void in this area. * There is always the possibility that the odor is from a liquid that has gotten inside the liner of the refrigerator. * Did you replace any filter ...

...smell. Any suggestions please? you need to use a thin soft wire of some kind and clean out the drain plug holes, u can try using hot water over them but seems like the line may be plugged with rotten ...